17SIn determining whether accommodation is reasonably suitable to the needs of the tenant and the tenant’s family, regard is to be had to—
(a)its proximity to the place of work (including attendance at an educational institution) of the tenant and of members of the tenant’s family, compared with the tenant’s existing house,
(b)the extent of the accommodation required by the tenant and the tenant’s family,
(c)the character of the accommodation offered compared to the tenant’s existing house,
(d)the terms on which the accommodation is offered to the tenant compared with the terms of the tenant’s existing tenancy,
(e)if any furniture was provided by the landlord for use under the existing tenancy, whether furniture is to be provided for use under the new tenancy which is of a comparable nature in relation to the needs of the tenant and the tenant’s family,
(f)any special needs of the tenant or the tenant’s family.