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Yes they can but no gaurentee (sorry about the spelling) they will pay as the tribunal have no power to impose. To ensure you would have to go through local courts and it will cost you at this point.

From En17 link it states: If you have tried to contact the tenant and been unable to do so and have reasonable cause for serious concern about the health or safety of the tenant or other occupants - No notice required If you reasonably believe the premises have been abandoned - No notice...

NearLY got it right. The tenant must be at least 14 days in arrears therefore you should wait until the 15th day before issuing an eviction notice. Ensure the eviction notice states tenants name, address of property, landlords name, date issued, how it was delivered and HAS TO STATE if paid...