It is forbidden to cut off water, electricity and gas in Guangzhou to drive away tenants. Can this effectively protect the rights and interests of the lessee?

It can really guarantee the rights and interests of tenants. Guangzhou Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau issued a notice on lease disputes, implemented the code of conduct of market leasing companies and property service companies, respectively proposed three ways to protect the legitimate rights and interests of lessees and housing rights holders, proposed the establishment of a lease dispute resolution mechanism, set up a special lease dispute mediation team, and asked relevant departments to accept housing lease complaints in a timely manner. Especially for the problems with a large number of complaints, it is necessary to register the housing rights holders and lessees and do a good job in the follow-up dispute resolution.

For housing rental companies with operational difficulties, they must report to the headquarters in time to seek self-help channels, especially those involving? Lease? Business self-help channels should actively negotiate with financial lending institutions to find solutions, lessee's credit and loans, and minimize the damage to lessee's rights and interests. For the behavior of property service companies, the Notice has made more specific code of conduct, including stipulating that all property service companies shall not take measures such as water restriction, electricity restriction and solar terms in violation of regulations.

Tenants who sign lease contracts with existing house leasing companies also require all property service companies to assist local housing and construction departments, local streets and house leasing companies to solve house leasing disputes in a timely manner. The Mediation Guide not only regulates the behaviors of housing leasing companies, property service companies and related employees, but also provides three ways to safeguard the rights and interests of renters and tenants.

Among them, the lessee can choose its own representative or designate a representative to reach a settlement through consultation with the house leasing company, or both parties can apply to the people's mediation committee of the town where the leased house is located. If the negotiation fails for many times, you can contact the relevant municipal and district functional departments through the hotline 12345, report the town where the house is located, or call the hotline 123 15 to contact the consumer. Finally, if the above methods fail to reach a settlement between the two parties, the Mediation Guide recommends a judicial solution.