Renters Rights Bill Becomes Law
The Renters Rights Bill has been given Royal Assent and is now an Act, known as the Renters Rights Act.
After years of debate and uncertainty, today marks an important milestone for the private rented sector.
Ben Beadle, Chief Executive of the National Residential Landlords Association, says the government must now prove that the Act works for both renters and landlords.
- The Act is the most significant shake-up of the rental market in almost 40 years.
- The NRLA is ready to work with the Government to ensure the reforms are implemented in a fair and proportionate manner.
Author's summary: Renters Rights Bill is now law.
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