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Legislate for tenants to give two weeks’ notice if cancelling social home swap

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Tenants swapping homes should have to sign a legal document preventing them from pulling out of a mutual exchange at least two weeks before the move.

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Legislate for tenants to give two weeks’ notice if cancelling social home swap

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Tenants swapping homes should have to sign a legal document preventing them from pulling out of a mutual exchange at least two weeks before the move.

National
26 reactions·100% agree
Steve Reed

Steve Reed

Housing Secretary

Housing Secretary

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Reasons for2
Reasons against0

See what others are saying

Members can read every reason.

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