Awaab's Law: New Regulations for Social Landlords
Social landlords in Gedling borough must now address emergency damp and mould hazards within 24 hours of reporting, as part of the first phase of Awaab's Law, which came into force on October 27.
- Emergency damp and mould hazards must be addressed within 24 hours.
- Significant damp and mould must be investigated within 10 working days.
- Properties must be made safe within 5 working days after investigation.
- Findings must be written to tenants within 3 working days of inspection.
Registered providers must consider the circumstances of residents, including young children and those with disabilities or health conditions, and offer alternative accommodation if homes cannot be made safe within the required timeframes.
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Author's summary: Awaab's Law introduces strict timelines for social landlords to tackle damp and mould issues.
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