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Customers must provide relevant information to enable the DCJ to determine the appropriate lease. For more information, please see a rental policy. This residential rental agreement contains a status report as a mandatory installation. The indications in the lease include information on the status report and instructions on how to conclude it. Continuous rental agreements apply to tenants who were accommodated prior to July 1, 2005 and who, from their accommodation, live continuously in a dcJ-owned or managed property. Continuous leahes do not have a set end date. The tenancy agreement runs as long as the tenant lives in social housing, provided the tenant meets the conditions of his lease, while the tenant may be asked to empty the property if he owns property that could be used for the provision of housing. Type forms and rules can be adopted for use by a land rental community. The real estate agent must make copies of the contract available to the tenant and the landlord. All DCJ leases are governed by the rights and obligations of the Residential Tenancies Act 2010. All tenants are subject to additional obligations under the DCJ Directive. Rent and other fees for all tenants are charged in accordance with the rental fee directive. The criteria for evaluating a lease depend on the nature and duration of the lease.

If DCJ concludes a leasing review, it will write to the tenant to inform them of its decision. The agreement does not have a fixed deadline. Each case may have a different time frame. The parties decide how long the tenant will rent the property and indicate this information in the contract. When the contract expires, the parties can renew it. For more information, please consult the evaluation criteria for the allocation of the nature and duration of the tenancy agreement in this Directive Tenants must provide relevant information before the DCJ considers a reassessment. For more information, please refer to the evidenty requirements for a change in circumstances after the review of the rental conditions in addition to the rent directive. If the DCJ decides that the tenant is eligible for an extension of the lease due to a change in circumstances, DCJ will propose a rent extension of up to two years in units tailored to the size and needs of the household. The purpose of this directive is to explain the nature and length of the lease (Lease) offered by the Department of Family community Services (DCJ) and to explain how these contracts are audited. The supplement for rental guidelines contains more information about the support of this document. First, it allows the landlord and tenant to list the details of the lease, such as the names of the parties, the duration of the contract, the amount of the rent and how the payments are to be made.