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It's now just days until the Renters' Rights Bill reaches report stage in the Commons.
Report stage, on Tuesday 14 January will see all MPs given the opportunity to consider amendments to the Bill on the floor of the house, and is expected to be followed by its third reading later that day.
After this the Bill will progress to the House of Lords.
The NRLA is hosting a free webinar for members on 15 January, when our policy and campaigns team, along with Doug Hall, director of mortgage brokers 3mc, will take a detailed look at the latest round of amendments and how you and your businesses could be affected.
The webinar will be held on Zoom and will run from 12pm to 1pm and you can book your place by clicking here.
Please submit any questions you may have to the campaigns and public affairs team in advance by emailing [email protected].
The Renters' Rights Bill will introduce widespread and significant changes to the way in which the private rented sector operates in England, including the abolition of section 21 repossessions and the end of fixed term tenancies.
The NRLA is among a number of organisations to have given evidence on the Bill’s potential impact at committee stage in November, with Chief Executive Ben Beadle warning it could have a devastating impact on the supply of rental homes.