Housing associations dispute DLUHC’s estimated costs of proposed new tenant information rules

regulations governance

DLUHC consultation responses say costs should be considered alongside financial pressures of other requirements due to be introduced by the government

More than half of registered providers who responded to a consultation on new regulatory requirements to inform tenants of their rights do not fully agree with the government’s estimate of the resulting costs to landlords.

The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has published findings from its consultation on plans to require registered providers to provide information to tenants about their rights, along with details of the providers complaints process.

The findings of the consultation, which was launched in September 2023 and concluded in November, were published on Friday.

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