Identifying and Regulating Criminal Landlords in the PSH sector -NOW FULLY BOOKED

NOW FULLY BOOKED

Cost:  £70 per delegate

Time: 9.30 to 12.30

Via: Microsoft Teams

To book please email kath – admin@alehm.org.uk

 

Trainer:

Paul Oatt a Chartered EHP and experienced housing regulator will provide an overview of gathering intelligence turning it into evidence in the investigation of housing offences whether it be for criminal prosecution or civil action through issuing penalties or defending decisions at a tribunal.

 

The course will look at how the evidence is used to apply for a banning order following a prosecution. And also look at the future of housing enforcement and the changes that are likely to come about with the Renters Reform Bill including the new Property Portal.

The title of the course is:

 

Identifying and regulating criminal land lords in the private rented sector

 

The course will provide an overview of gathering intelligence turning it into evidence in the investigation of housing offences whether it be for criminal prosecution or civil action through issuing penalties or defending decisions at a tribunal. 

The course will look at how the evidence is used to apply for a banning order following a prosecution. And also look at the future of housing enforcement and the changes that are likely to come about with the Renters Reform Bill including the new Property Portal 

 

 

 

The current enforcement environment and available enforcement powers and their application under the Housing Act 2004.  

How to use sources of intelligence in building a case

Gathering evidence on site 

Warrant applications 

Carrying out spontaneous PACE interviews on-site

Creating the best case to put before a court or tribunal with the available evidence

Applying for Banning orders 

New Powers and enforcement tools under the Renters Reform Bill