The major trauma, of course, is for the tenants being evicted, but there is also an impact on local authorities, because if a landlord is using the section 21 process—often the notices are served at the beginning of the tenancy as protective notices—they are simply using it as a way of regulating their business, knowing that if the tenant is in priority need, they will be picked up in some way by the local authority, which obviously puts additional costs on the taxpayer.
Section 21 Evictions
Proceeding contribution from
Andy Slaughter
(Labour)
in the House of Commons on Thursday, 6 December 2018.
It occurred during Backbench debate on Section 21 Evictions.
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