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CPA Condominium Property Act

CPA · Termination of Tenancy (Domestic Violence) Regulation

4 Disclosure of information by landlord

Current to 2022-09-27 · Official PDF

(1) Section 47.7 of the Act does not prevent a landlord from
disclosing any information received under Part 4.1 of the Act from
or about a tenant who is a victim of domestic violence,
(a) in connection with the investigation or prosecution of an
alleged offence under the Act
(i) to the Minister and e mployees of the Minister
responsible for administration of the Act, or
(ii) to the Director or to a dul y authorized delegate of the
Director referred to in section 56 of the Act,
(b) to the designated authority,
(c) to a law enforcement agen cy, but only upon request made
by the law enforcement agency in connection with an
investigation,
(d) in connection with an emergency that threatens the life,
health or security of an individual or the public,

Section 5 AR 130/2016

TERMINATION OF TENANCY (DOMESTIC VIOLENCE)
REGULATION
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(e) to a lawyer who provides services to the landlord,
(f) to a court or the Residential Tenancy Dispute Resolution
Service for the purposes of a proceeding under the Act,
(g) with the consent of the tenant who served the notice under
section 47.3(2) of the Act,
(h) to the extent that the information is available to the pub lic,
or
(i) as otherwise required by law.
(2) Subject to section 47.3(6) of the Act, section 47.7 of the Act
does not prevent a landlord from disclosing the following
information to any tenants referred to section 47.3(5) of the Act:
(a) the fact that a notice was served;
(b) the termination date specified in the notice.