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A revised regulatory framework for social housing in England from April 2012
Posted on: 22 November 2011
By: mackene
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The social housing regulator has launched a consultation on plans to change the way it regulates landlords. Once the Tenant Services Authority is abolished in April 2012, its economic regulation and limited consumer regulation will be transferred to the Homes and Communities Agency. The new framework reflects the changes to the regulator’s role outlined in the Localism Act. The regulator’s main role will be the economic regulation of private registered providers, where its top priority will be to ensure that they are financially viable for the long term and that their boards are providing effective direction and oversight. Comments are requested by 10 February 2012.
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