17. 4 that it is the tenant’s responsibility to replace light globes on the residential premises. 18. The tenant agrees, when this agreement ends and before giving vacant possession of the premises to the landlord: 18.1 to remove all the tenant’s goods from the residential premises, and 18.2 to leave the residential premises as nearly as possible in the same condition, fair wear and tear excepted, as at the commencement of the tenancy, and 18.3 to leave the residential premises reasonably clean, having regard to its condition at the commencement of the tenancy, and 18.4 to remove or arrange for the removal of all rubbish from the residential premises in a way that is lawful and in accordance with council requirements, and 18.5 to make sure that all light fittings on the premises have working globes, and 18.6 to return to the landlord all keys, and other opening devices or similar devices, provided by the landlord.
e) have adequate plumbing and drainage, and
f) are connected to a water supply service or infrastructure that supplies water (including, but not limited to, a water bore or water tank) that is able to supply to the premises hot and cold water for drinking and ablution and cleaning activities, and
g) contain bathroom facilities, including toilet and washing facilities, that allow privacy for the user.
Note 2. Premises are structurally sound only if the floors, ceilings, walls, supporting structures (including foundations), doors, windows, roof, stairs, balconies, balustrades and railings:
a) are in a reasonable state of repair, and
b) with respect to the floors, ceilings, walls and supporting structures – are not subject to significant dampness, and
c) with respect to the roof, ceilings and windows – do not allow water penetration into the premises, and
d) are not liable to collapse because they are rotted or otherwise defective.
Note. Under section 54 of the Residential Tenancies Act 2010, the vicarious liability of a tenant for damage to residential premises caused by another person is not imposed on a tenant who is the victim of a domestic violence offence, or a co-tenant who is not a relevant domestic violence offender, if the damage occurred during the commission of a domestic violence offence (within the meaning of that Act