A new special administration regime which allows the
Regulator for Social Housing (RSH) to deal with insolvent housing associations has
come into force. The regime, which gives the regulator powers to appoint
administrators, has received the necessary approvals from parliament to come
into force. It sets up a bespoke system of administration – recommended in the
aftermath of the Cosmopolitan saga – which will provide greater powers to
protect tenants if an association goes bankrupt. Read more on Inside Housing.
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