Support for ‘no grounds’ eviction policy

Q: The State Government has announced it will introduce laws that prevent ‘no grounds evictions’.
This means that if a landlord wants to evict a tenant, they must have a ‘commonsense and reasonable cause’, such as damage or that they are selling the property. This has been welcomed by those who feel landlords have been using this as an excuse to raise rents. However, some argue that landlords should be able to decide who rents their property.
Do you support or oppose this change to prevent ‘no grounds evictions’?