Section 154 — Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW)

The Tribunal may, on application by the New South Wales Land and Housing Corporation, terminate a social housing tenancy agreement if it is satisfied that a termination notice has been given in accordance with this Subdivision and the tenant—
(a) has failed or refused to enter into an acceptable behaviour agreement as requested by the Corporation, or
(b) has entered into such an agreement and has failed to satisfy the Tribunal that the tenant has not seriously or persistently breached the terms of that agreement.

Related sections

• s 150 — Time periods to be observed in giving termination notice on ground that tenant offered alternative social housing premises
• s 151 — Termination by Tribunal on alternative premises ground
• s 153 — Termination notice—acceptable behaviour agreements
• s 154A — Termination notice for non-payment of amount payable on variation or cancellation of rent rebate
• s 154B — Tribunal must have regard to breaches of prior social housing tenancy agreements and to series of breaches
• s 154C — Scheme for recording strikes against tenant for breaches

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