Three strikes and you're out for social housing tenants in Queensland
Public housing tenants in Queensland will once again face a "three strikes and you're out" policy for bad behaviour, with bans to be imposed for serious offences.
The policy was first introduced by the former Newman government, but the new rules will be even tougher with evictions to apply to everyone in the home.
Starting July 1, tenants who receive breaches for general nuisance, such as loud parties and music or drunk and disorderly behaviour, will get two warnings before being evicted on the third breach.
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