Three-year transition period for larger providers to meet the competence and conduct standard

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Timetable confirmed for new rules requiring social housing managers to hold qualifications

Larger social landlords will have three years to meet the new competence and conduct standard which will come into force in October 2026.

Matthew Pennycook today confirmed the transitional period for the new regulation, which requires social housing managers to hold qualifications.

Larger registered providers that own 1,000 or more units of social housing will have three years, while smaller providers with less than 1,000 homes will have four years.

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