ACT Residential Tenancies Act 1997
Part 7: Residential tenancy databases – ACT Residential Tenancies Act 1997

ACT Residential Tenancies Act 1997 s89-90: ss 89 and 90 Notices to applicants about tenancy database use and listings

A lessor or agent that usually uses residential tenancy databases must, when a person applies, give written notice of each database it uses or may use, that the purpose is to check tenancy history, and how to contact each database operator (not repeated if given within the previous 7 days). If a database check finds a listing about the applicant, the lessor or agent must within 7 days give written notice of the database name, that information is listed, who listed it, and how it can be removed or amended under Part 7.

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