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Greens Calls for Landlord Licensing System in Victoria

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What happened

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Greens spokesperson Gabrielle de Vietri advocated for a new licensing system for Victorian landlords. Under the proposed policy, licensed landlords would be given three strikes before they could be effectively evicted from the state’s landlord pool. The system is intended to increase rental affordability and target 'dodgy landlords'.

From realestate.com.au

Why it matters

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The proposal adds a new layer of regulation to the rental market, which is already undergoing reforms implemented by the government. Such a licensing requirement could significantly alter the operational requirements and supply dynamics of the rental housing sector.

From realestate.com.au

Who's involved

  • Gabrielle de VietriSpokesperson advocating for the new licensing policy
  • GreensPolitical party proposing the licensing system
  • governmentState governing body currently implementing rental reforms

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • governmentSpeculative

    Landlords might face increased operational costs and compliance requirements due to the new licensing system.

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