de facto reasonable notice in all circumstances; the proprietors' side may want some additional flexibility about reasonable notice. The truth is that a bald reasonable notice provision will produce a reasonable amount of litigation, at least at the start of this Act, in the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal. One can only hope that after a period of time there will become effectively rules of thumb, periods of notice produced after a bit of litigation in the tribunal that put in place the kinds of accepted minimum periods of notice. Obviously, it is reasonable in some circumstances to have immediate termination of a tenancy agreement. If the tenant has assaulted another tenant or the manager and if there is ongoing concern about the violence of the tenant, managers need to think not only of the interests of a single tenant but also the interests of the other people who live in the boarding house. Immediate termination may be entirely reasonable in those circumstances. If it is contested it will be a matter for the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal to look at in all the circumstances, but one can easily picture circumstances where immediate termination may be reasonable. However, in most other circumstances The Greens believe that two weeks notice would be a significant protection. Members must remember that we are talking about marginal people who have no spare cash, who often do not have a car, who have difficulty getting their belongings to another place and who have difficulty