SDA and Victorian Tenancy Law: Understanding Part 12A of the Residential Tenancies Act 1997

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Date: 11.05.2022
Time: 10.00 – 12.00

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Victoria is currently the only state to have developed residential tenancy laws for NDIS funded specialist disability accommodation (SDA). Join SDA compliance specialist, Rosie Beaumont, for an introduction to Section 12A of the Victorian Residential Tenancies Act and the duties and rights of registered SDA providers and residents.

In this 2 hour session you will learn how SDA provisions differ from  Victoria’s mainstream residential tenancy law and pick up some good practice tips for compliance. Specific topics will include:

  • developing an SDA Residency Agreement
  • providing tenancy information to a resident
  • rent and other charges
  • maintenance and repairs
  • issuing notices
Rosie Beaumont

Rosie Beaumont is a social researcher and project manager with over 20 years of experience supporting social policy reform, including in the disability and public health sectors. Over the past four years, Rosie has focussed on accessible housing and specialist disability accommodation (SDA), including managing the Summer Foundation’s Welcome Home project which developed a national compliance education program for SDA providers. Rosie has also worked in the local government sector, developing policy and planning initiatives to encourage accessible housing and high quality SDA developments.

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