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At present council tenants have secure tenancy for life.
It's called a secure tenancy for a reason.
Housing association tenants have secure tenancy for life after a probationary year.
For social housing, you need a lower income initially but then secure tenancy for life, so there is no stigma attached, and one result is socially mixed communities.
And there are sanctions imposed if they refuse - usually the loss of a secure tenancy for anti-social behaviour, court action against parents with children not attending school or even care proceedings where there is serious neglect.
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We have seen some good ideas from Labour to establish more secure tenancies for renters.
Now he's phasing out secure tenancies for those same tenants.
The emergency motion calls on the government to "rule out removing secure tenancies for current and future council tenants" and to "investigate alternative ways of managing occupancies when circumstances change, such as different levels of rent".
Joan Smith's account of how housing officers frequently treat those fleeing abuse underlines why it is not sufficient to provide a discretionary power to maintain secure tenancies for this group, as suggested by ministers.
Ministers face intense pressure to drop plans to end long-term, secure tenancies for families in social housing, amid rising concern that it would harm the education of children and damage family life.
"We have marketed the scheme throughout Enniskillen and right across Northern Ireland, working very closely with the Western Trust and NIHE to try to secure tenancies for our bungalows.
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