MPs have passed a bill outlawing the illegal sub-letting of
social housing properties. The private
member’s bill, proposed by Conservative MP Richard Harrington, received
cross-party support during its third reading in the House of Commons. The Prevention of Social Housing Fraud Bill
will mean tenants that illegally sub-let their properties could face up to two
years’ imprisonment as well as a possibly unlimited fine. At present
sub-letting is a civil offence, meaning it cannot attract a custodial sentence
on its own. Read more on Inside Housing.
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