sec.213Orders of tribunal

### sec.213 Orders of tribunal If an application is made to a tribunal by the lessor or tenant about a lock or key for the premises, the tribunal may make any of the following orders about locks or keys for the premises— an order requiring the lessor to supply a lock, or a lock of a particular kind; an order requiring the lessor to carry out stated maintenance of a lock; an order authorising the lessor or tenant to change a lock; an order that the lessor or tenant is not required to give to the other party a key to a lock; an order requiring the lessor or tenant to give to the other party a key to a lock. In making an order mentioned in subsection (1) (a) or (c) , the tribunal may have regard to the following— the likelihood of risk to the tenant’s personal safety; the requirements of insurance companies for allowing the tenant to obtain insurance for property of the tenant kept at the premises; the likelihood of break-ins or other unlawful entry to the premises or nearby premises; local community standards about adequate security for premises; the physical characteristics of the premises and adjoining areas; anything else the tribunal considers relevant. (sec.213-ssec.1) If an application is made to a tribunal by the lessor or tenant about a lock or key for the premises, the tribunal may make any of the following orders about locks or keys for the premises— an order requiring the lessor to supply a lock, or a lock of a particular kind; an order requiring the lessor to carry out stated maintenance of a lock; an order authorising the lessor or tenant to change a lock; an order that the lessor or tenant is not required to give to the other party a key to a lock; an order requiring the lessor or tenant to give to the other party a key to a lock. (sec.213-ssec.2) In making an order mentioned in subsection (1) (a) or (c) , the tribunal may have regard to the following— the likelihood of risk to the tenant’s personal safety; the requirements of insurance companies for allowing the tenant to obtain insurance for property of the tenant kept at the premises; the likelihood of break-ins or other unlawful entry to the premises or nearby premises; local community standards about adequate security for premises; the physical characteristics of the premises and adjoining areas; anything else the tribunal considers relevant. - (a) an order requiring the lessor to supply a lock, or a lock of a particular kind; - (b) an order requiring the lessor to carry out stated maintenance of a lock; - (c) an order authorising the lessor or tenant to change a lock; - (d) an order that the lessor or tenant is not required to give to the other party a key to a lock; - (e) an order requiring the lessor or tenant to give to the other party a key to a lock. - (a) the likelihood of risk to the tenant’s personal safety; - (b) the requirements of insurance companies for allowing the tenant to obtain insurance for property of the tenant kept at the premises; - (c) the likelihood of break-ins or other unlawful entry to the premises or nearby premises; - (d) local community standards about adequate security for premises; - (e) the physical characteristics of the premises and adjoining areas; - (f) anything else the tribunal considers relevant.