Section 154B — Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW)

(1) In determining under section 87C whether to terminate a social housing tenancy agreement on the ground of a breach of the agreement by the tenant, the Tribunal must have regard to—
(a) any breaches by the tenant of a prior social housing tenancy agreement with the same or a different landlord, and
(b) whether a series of breaches by the tenant of the social housing tenancy agreement or any prior social housing tenancy agreement with the same or a different landlord justifies termination of the agreement even though, taken alone, the circumstances of each breach would not justify termination of an agreement.
(2) This section does not limit any other matter that may be considered by the Tribunal under this Act.

Related sections

• s 153 — Termination notice—acceptable behaviour agreements
• s 154 — Termination by Tribunal on behaviour ground
• s 154A — Termination notice for non-payment of amount payable on variation or cancellation of rent rebate
• s 154C — Scheme for recording strikes against tenant for breaches
• s 154D — Tribunal required to make termination order in certain circumstances
• s 154E — Exercise of discretion to make termination order

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