The Homes and Communities Agency published the updated
standard following the move to deregulate housing associations in April. The
regulator requires housing providers to consult with tenants if they were
considering changing their landlord or changing the management arrangements of
their homes. Previously housing providers had to get the regulator’s consent
before disposing of properties and as part of this process the regulator would
check that an adequate tenant consultation had been carried out. However, this
disposal consent was dropped in April as part of the government’s deregulatory
package for the sector. Download the consultation outcome from the HCA website.
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