Scottish Social Housing Charter Review

Scottish Social Housing Charter Review

Overview

This consultation seeks views on the Scottish Social Housing Charter. The Charter was introduced by the Housing (Scotland) Act 2010, which requires Ministers to set standards and outcomes that social landlords should be achieving for tenants and other customers through their housing activities. It also requires Ministers to review the Charter standards and outcomes from time to time with the last review being undertaken in 2016.

 Why the Scottish Government is consulting

Your response will help  to make changes to the Charter which will encourage social landlords like ourselves to continue building on the improvements made so far delivering the high quality services that tenants and other customers want and expect.

To give your views on the Charter, click here.