With the Regulator of Social Housing’s new consumer standards coming into force, there is an increased focus on the importance of social landlords listening and responding to the concerns of tenants.

This session will seek to explore the need for stronger representation for tenants at a national level. Hear about research on the feasible ways that a national voice for tenants could be delivered and funded in the long term. 

How could such a body improve the quality of leadership in the housing sector? How could it help tenants have a greater influence on policy-making at a national level? How could it ensure opportunities for a diverse range of tenant voices to have their views represented?  

Join this session to understand the progress being made so far and how you can get involved.