The Secure Tenancies (Victims of Domestic Abuse) Bill had
its Third Reading in the House of Lords on March 13. This bill follows on from
the Government’s draft Domestic Abuse Bill, which outlined a commitment to
tackle domestic abuse in its many forms. The Bill will provide a basis for
local authorities to give domestic abuse survivors the tools they need to
rebuild their lives, preventing the lives of victims and their families from
being shattered further. The bill will ensure that those with lifetime
tenancies who flee an abusive or violent relationship will not lose their
security of tenure if they are provided with a new tenancy by the local
authority. Read more on 24housing.
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