What is reasonable and proportionate For the purposes of determining whether it is reasonable and proportionate to make a possession order, the Tribunal must have regard to the following—
(a) whether the matter giving rise to the possession order is trivial;
(b) whether the matter giving rise to the possession order was caused by a person other than the SDA resident;
(c) as the case requires, the behaviour of the SDA provider or the SDA provider's agent;
(d) the interests of other SDA residents living in the SDA enrolled dwelling;
(e) whether suitable alternative accommodation is likely to be available for the SDA resident's use;
(f) whether an order other than a possession order can be made;
(g) whether another course of action is reasonably available;
(h) any other matter the Tribunal considers relevant.
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