ABC News - Tuesday, 05 April, 2011
The state government is to toughen up its three strikes public housing policy.
Under the policy introduced in 2009, Homeswest tenants could be evicted if they were involved in criminal or disruptive behaviour on three occasions.
The Housing Minister Troy Buswell says under the new rules, there will be three categories of anti-social behaviour.
He has told the ABC the most serious breaches, which will include the manufacture of drugs and behaviour leading to restraining orders, will result in legal action to evict the tenant.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
WA: Unruly tenants to face tougher rules
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