RSH highlights ‘importance’ of landlord self-referrals over consumer regulation

News17 Jul 2024Michael Lloyd

The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has highlighted the “importance” of landlords referring themselves when they find a problem regarding their compliance with consumer regulation, after a slight uptick in referrals this year.

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