Regular inspections announced and ‘serious detriment’ test dropped in white paper

News17.11.2010:05 AM by Nathaniel Barker

Routine inspections will be introduced and the “serious detriment” bar for consumer regulation matters scrapped as part of major changes to the Regulator of Social Housing proposed in today’s Social Housing White Paper.

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