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Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Act 2008
sec.105ETribunal order about rent increase
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### sec.105E Tribunal order about rent increase
This section applies if a provider reasonably believes the provider would be caused undue hardship because the provider is not able to increase the rent payable under a rooming accommodation agreement during the 12-month period mentioned in section 105B (1) .
The provider may apply to a tribunal for an order mentioned in subsection (3) .
The tribunal may make an order permitting the provider to increase the rent payable under the rooming accommodation agreement by a stated amount.
In deciding the application, the tribunal must have regard to any representation made by a resident under the rooming accommodation agreement about the proposed rent increase and its likely effect on—
the affordability of the resident’s room; and
the resident’s ability to continue to pay the rent for the room.
s 105E ins 2024 No. 27 s 20
(sec.105E-ssec.1) This section applies if a provider reasonably believes the provider would be caused undue hardship because the provider is not able to increase the rent payable under a rooming accommodation agreement during the 12-month period mentioned in section 105B (1) .
(sec.105E-ssec.2) The provider may apply to a tribunal for an order mentioned in subsection (3) .
(sec.105E-ssec.3) The tribunal may make an order permitting the provider to increase the rent payable under the rooming accommodation agreement by a stated amount.
(sec.105E-ssec.4) In deciding the application, the tribunal must have regard to any representation made by a resident under the rooming accommodation agreement about the proposed rent increase and its likely effect on— the affordability of the resident’s room; and the resident’s ability to continue to pay the rent for the room.
- (a) the affordability of the resident’s room; and
- (b) the resident’s ability to continue to pay the rent for the room.