This briefing paper explains measures taken by the Government during the coronavirus outbreak to assist households in the rented sector to retain their homes. The paper covers the introduction of extended notice periods and the end of the ban on evictions in England and Wales from 20 September 2020. It has been updated in light of the extended ban on enforcing eviction orders after 11 January 2021.
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Housing Corporation (Delegation) Etc Bill (Bill 164 of 2005-06) (155 KB, PDF)
The Housing Corporation (Delegation) Etc Bill (Bill 164 of 2005-06). House of Commons Library Research Paper 06/19.
Documents to download
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Housing Corporation (Delegation) Etc Bill (Bill 164 of 2005-06) (155 KB, PDF)
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