Coming down your street
Lloyd, M.
Coming down your street - 2004 - Inside Housing 21(23) 11 June 2004, 43-44(2) .
Looks at the criticisms from local authorities and the private sector of the plans to register all private landlords in Scotland through amendments to the Anti-Social Behaviour Scotland Bill being debated by the Scottish Parliament, which stand to become law in the autumn. The proposed registration has stretched from covering rogue landlords and bad neighbours to cover an estimated 160 000 rented properties in all parts of Scotland. Some critics believe that this planned provision and the Scottish houses in multiple occupation law will drive many private landlords out of the market. View the progress of the Anti-Social Behaviour (Scotland) Bill at www.scottish.parliament.uk.
LICENSING OF HOUSES IN MULTIPLE OCCUPATION
NATIONAL REGISTER OF LANDLORDS
ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR (SCOTLAND) BILL
SCOTLAND
Coming down your street - 2004 - Inside Housing 21(23) 11 June 2004, 43-44(2) .
Looks at the criticisms from local authorities and the private sector of the plans to register all private landlords in Scotland through amendments to the Anti-Social Behaviour Scotland Bill being debated by the Scottish Parliament, which stand to become law in the autumn. The proposed registration has stretched from covering rogue landlords and bad neighbours to cover an estimated 160 000 rented properties in all parts of Scotland. Some critics believe that this planned provision and the Scottish houses in multiple occupation law will drive many private landlords out of the market. View the progress of the Anti-Social Behaviour (Scotland) Bill at www.scottish.parliament.uk.
LICENSING OF HOUSES IN MULTIPLE OCCUPATION
NATIONAL REGISTER OF LANDLORDS
ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR (SCOTLAND) BILL
SCOTLAND