banned from evicting tenants without a justification as part of changes to the private rental sector. the government says the once in a generation reforms will benefit 11 million tenants, but labour says they don t address problems in what it calls the wild west rental market. here s our political correspondentjonathan blake. renting is a way of life for anthony, the former police officer and his beloved cat living in their third property forfour living in their third property for four years. living in their third property forfouryears. he living in their third property forfour years. he says living in their third property for four years. he says the uncertainty that comes with the tenant can be a strain. i love the british way of life, i think in the private sector you can stop from getting that because you appen down moving from one house to another. the government has long promised changes designed to bring more stability to the rental sector in england, landlords will be banned fro
them to have a great experience while they are with us but obviously things go wrong, in those situations, it is right landlords can rely on a system fit for purpose. fit for purpose. labour say the chan . es fit for purpose. labour say the changes have fit for purpose. labour say the changes have taken fit for purpose. labour say the changes have taken too - fit for purpose. labour say the changes have taken too long, | changes have taken too long, and are promising a host of new rights for tenants if they came to power. housing campaigners have broadly welcomed the changes, but warn against leaving loopholes in the new laws that could still see renters unfairly evicted. the right to request a pit is another promised change but four years since the government pledged to ban no fault evictions the promised improvements to the private rental sector for anthony and millions like him can t come soon enough. millions like him can t come soon enough. because you are alwa s soon enough
always iioin up and sometimes it goes up, it never goes down. it is always going goes up, it never goes down. it is always ioini up and sometimes it can always going up and sometimes it can be 100, £200. it s always massive insecurity about how much it s going to go up by and whether you can afford it. the government s long promised changes are designed to bring more stability to the rental sector in england. landlords will be banned from evicting tenants withoutjustification in what ministers describe as a once in a generation overhaul. this is a fair deal for renters and it makes sure that they can be protected from the very small minority of rogue landlords who use the threat of no fault eviction to silence those tenants who want to complain about poor conditions or to intimidate some tenants into accepting extortionate rent rises. the renters reform bill also aims to guarantee safer, better quality homes with a decent home standard, make it illegal for landlords to ban outright te
for landlords to ban outright tenants on benefits or those with children, and enable landlords to evict anti social tenants or those in rent arrears more easily. landlords do not go around evicting tenants willy nilly. we want to keep people in their homes and we want them to have a great experience whilst they re with us. but obviously things go wrong and in those situations where they do go wrong it is right that landlords can rely on a replacement system that s fit for purpose. labour say the changes have taken too long and are promising a host of new rights for tenants if they came to power. housing campaigners have broadly welcomed the changes but warn against leaving loopholes in the new laws that could still see renters unfairly evicted. the right to request a pet is another promised change. but four years since the government first pledged to ban no fault evictions, the promised improvements to the private rental sector for anthony and millions like him
i love the british way of life, you know, getting friendly with yout neighbours. i think in the private sector i think you re kind of stopped from doing that and because of up and down, up and down, you re moving from one house to the other trying to afford it. the government s long promised changes are designed to bring more stability to the rental sector in england. landlords will be banned from evicting tenants withoutjustification in what ministers describe as a once in a generation overhaul. this is a fair deal for renters and it makes sure that they can be protected from the very small minority of rogue landlords who use the threat of no fault eviction to silence those tenants who want to complain about poor conditions or to intimidate some tenants into accepting extortionate rent rises. but for those landlords, the overwhelming majority who provide a very valuable service, this bill is also a good thing. the renters reform bill also aims to guarantee safer, better quality homes