The Rental Housing Tribunal’s order or ruling, which is deemed to be a magistrate’s court judgment, are ineffective. Provincial Tribunals cannot enforce their orders and the solution is for the Ministers and department heads of Housing... more
The Rental Housing Tribunal’s order or ruling, which is deemed to be a magistrate’s court judgment, are ineffective. Provincial Tribunals cannot enforce their orders and the solution is for the Ministers and department heads of Housing and Justice to acknowledge the serious collapse of the Tribunals’ orders. There must be an undertaking to effect the necessary changes in the relevant legislations, including the Procedural Regulations of the Rental Housing Act.
Failure to do ensure the effectiveness of the Tribunals’ orders will further humiliate members of the Tribunals and its support staff and the public will have no confidence at all in the Tribunals. Parties seeking relief from the Tribunals will be prejudiced by the delay due to implementation problems regarding rulings and compliance of other orders, resulting in financial loss and frustrations.
