Housing benefit could be paid direct to private landlords in
return for greater regulation of the sector, under proposals published by the
Labour Party. In a paper, Private rented
housing: improving standards for all, the party sets out a range of ideas
that could be implemented if it was in power.
It suggests there should be a national register of private landlords, a
new property standard encompassing tenancy and housing conditions, and stronger
sanctions for bad landlords. In return
it says the sector would be offered ‘incentives that will form part of a
“something for something” deal for landlords’. Options could include direct
payment of housing benefit to landlords.
Download a copy of the paper from the Labour Party website.
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