In Parliament

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“Part 1 - Amendments of Housing Act 2004Part 1 | Renters (Reform) Bill | Public Bill Committees

Ms Fovargue, I would like to put on record my thanks to you and the other Chairs of this Bill Committee; to all the Clerks and parliament

New clause 67 would make all grounds discretionary.

I thank the hon.

I am happy to give the matter more thought in conversation with the Opposition.

I apologise to members of the Committee for how long it took to get through all those new clauses.

Of course it is, and I entirely accept the hon. Gentleman’s point.

On the hon. Gentleman’s final point, I fully accept his desire for a maximum period.

The vast majority of fixed-term tenancies will be a 12-month agreement, so they would naturally roll on to being a periodic tenancy at th

As I have outlined, we need to give time for the courts to improve. We need to give them the space to do that.

I am happy to have that conversation with the hon. Lady and the hon. Member for Greenwich and Woolwich at a later date.