Found: The Renters (Reform) Bill is one of them. The Rail Reform Bill is another.

Found: It is good to see the Government’s work on the Renters Reform Bill because that may offer protections

Question to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government:

To ask His Majesty's Government whether landlords will have to pay a fee (1) to use the proposed Private Rented Sector Database, and (2) for the purposes of enforcement of the Decent Homes Standard, under the Renters (Reform) Bill.

Answered by Baroness Taylor of Stevenage - Baroness in Waiting (HM Household) (Whip)

The Renters’ Rights Bill includes provisions for the Private Rented Sector Database to be funded through fees charged to private landlords when they register. Further details on fees will be set out in secondary legislation. We will take steps to make sure costs remain reasonable, proportionate and sustainable.

The new service will bring substantial benefits to landlords – providing a single source of information about their legal responsibilities, helping them showcase their compliance. It will also support local councils to enforce against unscrupulous landlords who undercut the responsible majority.

The Bill also provides local councils with the ability to prosecute or issue civil penalties for offences linked to Decent Homes Standard failures. Income generated from civil penalties can be used to fund further housing enforcement.

In accordance with the New Burdens Doctrine, we will ensure that, where necessary, the net additional costs that may fall on local councils as a result of our proposed reforms are fully funded.

Found: 20 2.2 How does the bill differ from the Renters (Reform) Bill?

Found: 2023 and Renters’ Rights Bill In May 2023, the Renters (Reform) Bill was introduced to parliament

Found: The previous government introduced the ‘Renters (Reform) Bill ’ in the House of Commons on 17 May 2023

Found: we have already shared our concerns with ministers about the impact on students of both the Renters Reform Bill

Found: committee that was empowered to scrutinise the predecessor bill to this current bill – The Renters (Reform) Bill

Found: General Election in July , which brought an end to the progress of the previous governments’ Renters (Reform) Bill

Found: From its former title of Renters Reform Bill, it has now become the Renters’ Rights Bill, its primary

Found: We support the recommendation of the LUHC Select Committee to the Renters (Reform) Bill that there should

Found: To implement the Portal proposed in the Renters Reform Bill. 11.

Found: During the Committee Stage of the Renters Reform Bill, Matthew Pennycook referred to tribunal challenges

Found: Repealing Section 21 1 Renters (Reform) Bill: Explanatory notes , September 2024, Ministry of Housing

Found: Renters (Reform) Bill: call for written evidence 1.

Found: searched for on any public online database that is created as a result of the enactment of the Renters Reform Bill

Found: to that proposed by Matthew Pennycook MP: Amendment 149 during the Committee Stage of the Renters’ (Reform) Bill

Found: the efforts of the many non-governmental organisations and civil servants on the previous Renters (Reform) Bill

Found: penalties up to £7 ,000, an increase from the £5 ,000 proposed in the last government’s Renters (Reform) Bill

Found: It is my view that those that drafted both the Renters (Reform) Bill and the Renters (Rights) Bill have

Found: for Section 8 possession Ground 1 to 2ZD, 6, 8, 10 and 11 , compared with the previous Renters ’ (Reform ) Bill

Found: ” for the private rented sector when the private landlord Ombudsman was proposed in the Renters (Reform) Bill

Found: pleased that the proposed legislation builds on and goes further than its predecessor, the Renters (Reform) Bill

Found: College and University Business Officers (CUBO) submitted written evidence on the previous Renters (Reform) Bill

Found: During the Committee Stage of the Renters Reform Bill, Matthew Pennycook referred to tribunal challenges

Found: in table 6 of the statistical tables. 25 25 NRLA, Striking a Balance - Proposals For The Renters' Reform Bill

Found: condition - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) [38] Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (2023) Renters (Reform) Bill

Found: Renters' Rights Bill Submission to the Parliamentary Scrutiny Committee re the Renters Reform Bill 2024

Found: Our full report on the previous Renters (Reform) Bill , prepared by our rental payment platform brand

Found: ● Renters (Reform) Bill and the impact on higher education - HEPI ● The Renters Reform Bill

Found: Unipol has made a number of representations about this Bill and its forerunner (the Renters Reform Bill

Found: This closes a loophol e that the previous iteration of this legislation , the Renters (Reform) Bill,

Found: Written evidence submitted by James Scollard (RRB26) Renters’ Reform Bill 1 Introduction This

Found: must respond to a tenant’s request, shortened to 28 days, after advocating for this in the Renters (Reform) Bill

Found: 20 2.2 How does the bill differ from the Renters (Reform) Bill?

Found: Launch of Housing Loss Prevention Advice Service ( HLPAS) (August 2023) • Forthcoming Renters Reform Bill

Found: The previous government introduced the ‘Renters (Reform) Bill ’ in the House of Commons on 17 May 2023

Found: This IA builds on the core measures in the previous government’s Renters (reform) Bill, updating the

Found: and Consumer Bill (April 2023) Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Renters (Reform) Bill

Found: schemes to include the private rented sector and help landlords; and welcomed measures in the Renters’ Reform Bill

Found: Amendments were made to the Renters (Reform) Bill at committee stage of that Bill in November 2023.

Found: The Bill contains some of the same provisions as a previous bill, the Renters (Reform) Bill, which was

Found: Committee considered powers to make subordinate legislation within devolved competence in 2 LCMs— •Renters (Reform) Bill