359. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government the reason the Residential Tenancies Board, when advised of a rent in a rent pressure zone that is in excess of the allowable cap, does not take enforcement or other action against the landlord, instead leaving responsibility with tenants to raise a case with the RTB and potentially face retaliatory eviction or other retaliatory action by the landlord in view of the fact that landlords are obligated to advise the RTB of revised rents in rent pressure zones. [2633/18]

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359. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government the reason the Residential Tenancies Board, when advised of a rent in a rent pressure zone that is in excess of the allowable cap, does not take enforcement or other action against the landlord, instead leaving responsibility with tenants to raise a case with the RTB and potentially face retaliatory eviction or other retaliatory action by the landlord in view of the fact that landlords are obligated to advise the RTB of revised rents in rent pressure zones. [2633/18]

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