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Baroness in Waiting (HM Household) (Whip)
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Department Debates
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Legislation Debates
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Lords initiatives
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Latest 2 Written Questions
(View all written questions)2 Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government Questions
(View all Lord Carter of Haslemere's MHCLG questions)We continue to work closely with the Ministry of Justice to agree how the Renter’s’ Rights Bill will be implemented so that the justice system has the resources needed to adjust to any changes in caseload.
Work is also progressing on updating Court and Tribunal rules and procedures in readiness for the implementation of the new legislation.
We are committed to digitising the court process to make it more efficient and easier to understand for landlords and tenants.
In the longer term we expect our reforms to reduce the volume of court possession claims, as only those cases where there is a clear, well-evidenced ground for possession will be able to proceed. This will help to offset any increased pressure on the courts resulting from our reforms.
Baroness in Waiting (HM Household) (Whip)
We continue to work closely with the Ministry of Justice to agree how the Renter’s’ Rights Bill will be implemented so that the justice system has the resources needed to adjust to any changes in caseload.
Work is also progressing on updating Court and Tribunal rules and procedures in readiness for the implementation of the new legislation.
We are committed to digitising the court process to make it more efficient and easier to understand for landlords and tenants.
In the longer term we expect our reforms to reduce the volume of court possession claims, as only those cases where there is a clear, well-evidenced ground for possession will be able to proceed. This will help to offset any increased pressure on the courts resulting from our reforms.
Baroness in Waiting (HM Household) (Whip)