Further restriction on listing
(1) A landlord or agent of a landlord must not list personal information about a person in a residential tenancy database unless— (a) the landlord or agent has given the person a copy of the personal information or taken other reasonable steps to disclose the personal information to the person, and (b) the landlord or agent has given the person not less than 14 days to review the personal information and make submissions objecting to its entry into the database or about its accuracy, completeness and clarity, and (c) the landlord or agent has considered any submissions made. (2) This section does not apply if the landlord or agent cannot locate the person after making reasonable inquiries. (3) A database operator must not list personal information about a person in a residential tenancy database except at the request of a landlord or landlord’s agent in accordance with this Part.
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