Badenoch: Labour’s Renters’ Rights Bill a “discentive” for private landlords

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The shadow housing secretary says the last government wasn’t able to make the legislation work

Shadow housing secretary Kemi Badenoch has described Labour’s Renters Rights Bill, which would make it harder to evict private tenants, as a “powerful disincentive” for would-be landlords.

She said despite the Conservative Party’s 2019 manifesto commitment to end no-fault evictions, it tried to make the bill work while in office, but couldn’t.

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