In August 2012 the Residential Tenancy Amendment Bill (Smoke Alarm) 2012 was passed through the Tasmanian Parliament. This means that now all Tasmanian residential rental properties must be protected by smoke alarms.
These new laws are here to protect you and your family from fire within your property.
There is a shared responsibility between you, as the tenant, and your Property manager to keep your smoke alarms maintained. Prior to you occupying your rental property, the Property Manager should have completed any necessary smoke alarm maintenance or servicing requirements for alarms in that home. Hobart Smoke Alarms are working with Property Managers to bring all existing properties up to date with the new legislation over the coming months.
Your major responsibilities by law as the Tenant include:
In some cases you are required to replace the battery in the smoke alarms. This depends on what type of alarm is fitted to the property. Please see the below link for information about types of smoke alarms.
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In August 2012 the Residential Tenancy Amendment Bill (Smoke Alarm) 2012 was passed through the Tasmanian Parliament. This means that now all Tasmanian residential rental properties must be protected by smoke alarms.
These new laws are here to protect you and your family from fire within your property.
There is a shared responsibility between you, as the tenant, and your Property manager to keep your smoke alarms maintained. Prior to you occupying your rental property, the Property Manager should have completed any necessary smoke alarm maintenance or servicing requirements for alarms in that home. Hobart Smoke Alarms are working with Property Managers to bring all existing properties up to date with the new legislation over the coming months.
Your major responsibilities by law as the Tenant include:
In some cases you are required to replace the battery in the smoke alarms. This depends on what type of alarm is fitted to the property. Please see the below link for information about types of smoke alarms.
Types of smoke alarms & how to test them click here.
How to clean your smoke alarm click here.