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The regulator said that tenant and resident safety was a ‘key priority’ for landlords it visited as part of its annual risk assessments
The Scottish Housing Regulator has reported that many landlords have appropriate measures in place to ensure compliance with tenant and resident safety and financial planning.
The regulator noted that, of the 13 landlords it visited as part of its annual risk assessment to check compliance with regulatory requirements, it found that tenant and resident safety was a “key priority”.
The regulator then visited nine registered social landlords (RSLs) and four local authority landlords to explore how they assured themselves about their compliance with the requirements.
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