The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) policy representative (Chris Norris), however, smiles at the thought, as he believes that £60+ million will not suffice when mirrored against the rent debt of £300 million in the country - it is because of rent debts that our Britain may economically recline at an alarming rate, and thus, more needs to be done such as the introduction of eviction bans. The landlords will still be able to possess their property if, and only if, they have dug up pounds of evidence, under section 8. Valid reasons for kicking a tenant out now are much more relaxed, however as of the bill’s official launch, will include anti-social behavior from the tenants, or if the landlord would rather move a different civilian inside the property. The UK government defends its stance by stating that the new ban on evictions may help landlords and tenants be less traumatised by the processing of late rental payments and their consequences.