Section 212 — Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW)

A landlord or agent of a landlord must not list personal information about a person in a residential tenancy database unless—
(a) the person was named as a tenant in a residential tenancy agreement that has terminated or the person’s co-tenancy was terminated, and
(b) the person breached the agreement, and
(c) because of the breach, the person owes the landlord an amount that is more than the rental bond for the agreement or the Tribunal has made a termination order, and
(d) the personal information identifies the nature of the breach and is accurate, complete and unambiguous.

Related sections

• s 209 — Definitions
• s 210 — Application of Part
• s 211 — Notice of database and listing
• s 213 — Further restriction on listing
• s 213A — Further restriction on listing—domestic violence
• s 214 — Ensuring quality of listing—landlord’s and agent’s obligation

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