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Westminster Legal Policy Forum: November 2019

Published 5th September 2019

Kamma (formerly GetRentr) is delighted to be one of the speakers on the panel at this event, discussing the impact on recent policy reform in the Private Rented Sector. This will be our first event since we rebranded to Kamma.

The seminar is timed following the passing of the Tenant Fees Act and the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act, as the Government moves forward with plans to end no-fault evictions.

The conference will be an opportunity for stakeholders to interact with policy makers on the initial impact of these policies and options for future reform.

Delegates will also consider the implementation of the Housing Complaints Resolution Service.

For more information on the event and key speakers, please click here.

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