During a recent interview, Guillaume Kasbarian, the Minister Delegate for Housing, expressed his openness to potentially changing the law to enhance the ability to evict families of delinquent children from social housing. He emphasized the importance of addressing incivility, offenses, and crimes in relation to social housing tenants.
Kasbarian acknowledged that there are already existing provisions in place regarding delinquent tenants in social housing but indicated a willingness to strengthen these measures. He presented a bill related to affordable housing supply and suggested that improvements could be made in addressing delinquent behavior among social housing residents.
The Minister Delegate for Housing emphasized the importance of ensuring that individuals who reside in social housing are not negatively impacted by the actions of those who do not respect the law or engage in delinquent behavior. He expressed his belief that it is essential to create a safe and respectful environment for all residents of social housing.
Kasbarian highlighted the need to collaborate with government officials and lawmakers to create effective legislation on this issue. He discussed factors such as income, heritage, and behavior when evaluating who resides in social housing. The Minister Delegate for Housing emphasized that it is crucial to strike a balance between providing support for vulnerable families while also maintaining order and safety within social housing communities.
Overall, Kasbarian’s comments suggest that there may be changes coming to laws surrounding delinquency and eviction from social housing. However, he also emphasizes the importance of protecting residents’ rights and ensuring their well-being above all else.