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AS - Sunday, April 8, 1984 - North Shore News

NORTH SHORE Tenants Association is

claiming a partial victory with the introduction of
new landlord-tenant legislation this week.

The legislation, in-
troduced to the House by
Consumer and Corporate
Affairs Minister, goes ‘‘quite
a way‘’’ toward meeting the
concerns the NSTA had over
the original legislation an-
nounced last year, according
to president Richard
Blackburn.

His only major concern,
in fact, is the apparent speed
with which the government
is moving to enact the
legislation.

As the bill received second
reading Thursday,
Blackburn was trying to
convince the government to
slow down a little.

**We're trying to get in
contact with the Minister to
feel out what kind of room
there is tO manouver (before
the bill becomes iaw),"’
Blackburn said.

While the new act stull will
put an end to the office of
Rentalsman, :t does have
major changes from Bill §,
which drew the wrath of
tenants groups throughout
the province.

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Among the most signifi-
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backing away from a clause
that would have allowed
landlords to evict tenants
without cause and the
establishment of an arbitra-
tion system that landlords
and tenants can use for
disputes that don’t involve
money. The NSTA fought
for both those changes.

Disputes over money must
still be resolved through the
courts.

‘“‘We're a lot happier with
this bill than we were with
Bill 5,’’ Blackburn said.

Blackburn added that the
NSTA — and its counter-
part from the West End of
Vancouver — will press for
more changes, however. One
he would like to see is the
possibility of a $30 > arbit-
tration fee waived in cases
where the tenant cannot af-
tord it _

“The government ts trying

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