Requirements and approach for different types of landlord
Summary
The Regulator of Social Housing has updated its guidance on the requirements and regulatory approach for different types of landlord. The update mainly revises wording and reflects the introduction of the Competence and Conduct Standard.
Why it matters
Surveyors working with social housing or advising landlords should note the updated regulatory framing and the reference to the Competence and Conduct Standard. It may affect how landlord obligations are understood and evidenced in compliance-focused work.
Key points
- Guidance has been updated by the Regulator of Social Housing.
- The update includes changes to language and presentation.
- It reflects the introduction of the Competence and Conduct Standard.
- The document sets out what is required from different types of landlord and the regulator’s approach.
Organisations:
Regulator of Social Housing
Regulations:
Competence and Conduct Standard
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