Ensuring quality of listing—lessor’s or agent’s obligation
93 Ensuring quality of listing—lessor’s or agent’s obligation
This section applies if a lessor, or lessor’s agent, who lists personal information in a residential tenancy database becomes aware that the information is inaccurate, incomplete, ambiguous or out of date.
The lessor, or lessor’s agent, must, within 7 days, give written notice of the following to the database operator:
if the information is inaccurate, incomplete, or ambiguous—
that the information is inaccurate, incomplete, or ambiguous; and
how the information must be amended so that it is no longer inaccurate, incomplete, or ambiguous;
if the information is out of date—that the information is out of date and must be removed.
Example—par (a)
Darren owes his landlord Tabitha an amount that is more than the rental bond paid under the residential tenancy agreement. Tabitha lists the unpaid amount in a residential tenancy database. Darren pays Tabitha the amount owed more than 3 months after it was due to be paid. Within 7 days of becoming aware of the payment, Tabitha must give the database operator written notice of—
the personal information being inaccurate; and
the details of the payment to be included in the personal information so that it is no longer inaccurate.
The lessor, or lessor’s agent, must keep a copy of the notice for 1 year after it is given.
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