New regulations dealing with methamphetamine residue in rental properties will clarify exactly what level constitutes contamination, ending years of uncertainty for landlords and tenants, Associate Housing Minister Tama Potaka says.
“For too long, a lack of legislative rules for acceptable levels of methamphetamine residue in rentals has caused long-standing confusion and disproportionate responses to low levels, which evidence shows are unlikely to pose any risk,” Potaka said.
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