NT public housing tenants told 'three strikes' and you're out
Key points
- Northern Territory public housing tenants can now be evicted after receiving three strikes for anti-social behaviour under a new policy starting today. The system replaces a red card scheme that used demerit points, with existing points converted to strikes.
- Minor breaches attract one strike, moderate breaches two, and significant breaches can attract three. Housing Minister Steve Edgington says tenants can respond to allegations before a strike is issued.
- Labor MLA Chansey Paech says the policy will disproportionately affect Aboriginal people, while a Karama resident supports it.
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