Working with Westminster

Last updated: 11/11/2024 • First published: 09/10/2024

After the 2024 General Election

The Labour Party won the General Election and has now formed the next government. Find out more about its plans for the private rented sector, key milestones for setting out its legislative agenda, and what the NRLA are calling for from the next government.

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Renters' Rights Bill

The contents of the Renters' Rights Bill will be debated in both the House of Commons and the House of Lords. As the Bill progresses, the NRLA will continue to engage with the Government and parliamentarians to address the concerns and interests of our members.

Our latest webinars

Take a look at our series of informative and interactive webinars that were hosted by the NRLA’s Campaigns and Public Affairs Team. These videos provide an overview of the main provisions and developments, including how they are likely to affect our members.

The NRLA’s key asks

The NRLA is committed to working constructively with the next government to promote a private rented sector that provides good quality homes to satisfied tenants.

With that in mind, we have set out a number of key asks for the next government to support responsible landlords and promote investment in providing the homes need.

Write to your MP

The General Election on 4 July brought in over 300 new MPs, many of whom may be unaware of the challenges facing PRS. Writing to your MP as a constituent is one of the most powerful ways to ensure your voice is heard. Your MP represents your interests in Westminster, and your insights are crucial in shaping the future of rental reform.