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Dáil
‹ Questions on Proposed Legislation

Landlord and tenant law reform

Summary

Martin Heydon asks about the landlord and tenant law reform Bill; the Taoiseach says its heads have been approved and it is progressing.

I welcome the action plan for housing and homelessness. If it is anywhere near as successful as the Action Plan for Jobs, we will see a serious improvement in the under-supply in the housing sector.

What is the status of the landlord and tenant law reform Bill, which seeks to streamline the relationship between landlords and tenants? As we all know, trying to work through individual cases with the Private Residential Tenancies Board can be a cause of huge frustration at times for people on both sides of the argument. The landlord and tenant law reform Bill would certainly help to streamline that process.

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Enda Kenny The Taoiseach Fine Gael

The heads of that Bill have been approved and it is moving through the process.

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