Warning new meth contamination standard could expose industry to legal action
Real estate boss says new report on meth contamination flies in the face of previous practice. Watch Grant Walker's interview with Bob Brereton.
A senior real estate figure has warned a new report on meth houses could open the industry up to legal action.
A government report has recommended a house only needs to be decontaminated if it is suspected it has been used as a methamphetamine lab.
The report, produced by the prime minister’s
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Brent Edwards
Wed, 30 May 2018
Wed, 30 May 2018
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Warning new meth contamination standard could expose industry to legal action
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