Holders of timeshare contracts in Ontario real estate could be getting some government assistance to exit their agreements. “The Ministry is considering improved disclosure requirements for timeshare contracts, which would be set out in regulation.”The proposed new exit strategy would apply to new and existing timeshare agreements. Once new rules under the Consumer Protection Act come into force, it’s proposed that exit fees would have to be explicitly included in new timeshare contracts. If not stated upfront, timeshare owners could end their agreements at the allowed time with no cost. The consultation paper also addresses service providers that promise to help consumers break contracts such as those for timeshare interests or home appliance rentals.