Healthy Homes compliance statement: fill it in and print it.
A Healthy Homes compliance statement is the signed statement every new, renewed or varied tenancy agreement must include, showing how the rental meets each standard. Fill in the form below, then print it or save it as a PDF, sign it, and attach it to the tenancy agreement.
Covers what Tenancy Services says the statement must include, checked on 23 October 2026 against its compliance statement page, updated 9 September 2026. What you type stays in your browser.
Have these ready.
- The required heating capacity, from the Heating Assessment Tool, and the kW of each heater. Check your heaters here
- Insulation R values or thickness, type, and install dates, from invoices or an assessor's report
- Kitchen and bathroom fan sizes, from the installer or the fan's label
- Whether there is an enclosed subfloor, and a ground moisture barrier
- Any exemption you rely on, and the evidence for it
Prefer the official form? Tenancy Services has a compliance statement template.
The property
Heating
Insulation
Ventilation
Moisture and drainage
Draught stopping
Exemptions and signing
Your statement, ready to sign.
Read it through before signing. You are responsible for it being true. If something is not done yet, fix it before the tenancy starts, or say so plainly.
Compliance statement questions.
A signed statement of how the rental meets each of the five Healthy Homes standards right now: heating, insulation, ventilation, moisture and drainage, and draught stopping, plus any exemption. It goes in every new, renewed or varied tenancy agreement.
Tenancy Services says leaving out the statement when it is required can mean a penalty of up to $500 for each tenancy. Not meeting the standards themselves can mean up to $7,200.
Tenancy Services offers a template and puts the statement in its tenancy agreement templates, but its compliance statement page does not say the template is compulsory. What matters is that the statement has the required information and is signed.
The landlord, or an agent acting as the landlord, such as a property manager. It must be signed even if a professional assessed the home.
The required heating capacity comes from Tenancy Services' Heating Assessment Tool. Our heating calculator then checks that your heaters cover it.
Only in your own browser, so you can come back to it on the same device. Nothing is sent to Latus Property or anyone else.
Related tools and guides.
Sources: Tenancy Services, compliance statement, updated 9 September 2026; Tenancy Services compliance statement template. Both read on 23 October 2026. This tool lays out what you enter. It does not check your home, and it is not legal advice.
Rather not do the paperwork?
Latus Property prepares the compliance statement for every home it manages.