Meth bill on the cards
National MP Andrew Bayley plans to introduce a members’ bill that would give landlords more power to test and remedy their rental properties of dangerous levels of contamination.
He said the number of residential properties owned or offered for sale, which are later discovered to be contaminated by meth is increasing.
“This is a balanced bill that places obligation on the landlord to provide rental accommodation free of P-contamination, while giving them more power to confront the problem in their properties.”
Bayley said the changes proposed in his Bill would enable landlords to enter premises with appropriate notice for the purposes of testing for meth and other dangerous substances.
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