I still think that it’s better to have paying tenant ;ie government pays than some who doesn’t pay for months.What are your thoughts on this subject?

As with dealing with any government entity, I'm sure it may be a slow process.

Not sure where your investment property is located, but typically each state has laws that govern how much you can charge a tenant for vacating early, so a good idea to look at the statutes that govern your state online.

The government is essentially letting you defer your taxes if you remain fully invested at the current level, which is $910K. 

If it is something I need to get fixed would my local government be responsible for fixing it or would I be?

This was a government mandated shut down and the government and agencies are going to make policies to reflect that to try to protect homeowners.

In fact, many economists have openly urged the federal government to pass another major financial relief bill to prevent the recent economic progress from stalling.

While many of us resent working on payment plans with our tenants, the government's stance on evictions has forced many of us to comply and work on payment plans or offer cash for keys to our tenants with varying degrees of success.Some landlords (not all but some) are operating with the mindset that come January 01, 2021 all of these tenants with late rent/unpaid rent will finally be evicted and they can find new better and great tenants again.

If you haven't done that before, there's quite a bit of paperwork needed to get those approved since they are government backed loans.

If it is expressly stated in the listing agreement contract law governs.