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I'm living in a rental unit, do I need to get my landlord approval for installation of Home Monitoring Unit (HMU)?

Updated by SPS
No, you do not need to get your landlord's approval for the installation of a Home Monitoring Unit (HMU) if you are living in a rental unit.

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Community CorrectionsHome Detention / Residential Scheme

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