Testing makes sense
Political accusations, along with this week’s release of the Illicit Drug Monitoring System (IDMS) study, mean meth contamination of rental properties has hit the news again.
In worrying news for landlords, Massey University’s annual IDMS study shows the availability of meth has increased, particularly in Auckland and Christchurch.
A police spokesperson told media that police were seeing increased meth usage “across the board”.
Meanwhile, New Zealand First has accused Housing New Zealand of breaching tenancy law by putting people into state houses without testing for meth contamination first.
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