The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) investigated 61%
more housing associations for tenant-related issues last year than the year
before, it has revealed. Figures released as part of the English regulator’s
Consumer Regulation Review show that there were 502 referrals of housing
associations to the regulator in 2018/19. Of these, 124 cases were escalated up
to the highest level and investigated by the regulator, up 61% on the 77 investigations
carried out in 2017/18. The 502 figure for overall referrals was a decrease on
the previous year, which saw 543 referrals. Download the review from the Gov UK
website.
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