As part of our Get Governance offering to members, we are keen to establish mechanisms to enable SFHA to refer members to sources of support when they need it the most. To this end, we are seeking volunteers to populate a list that we can draw upon should we be contacted by an SFHA member seeking support.
SFHA has submitted its response to the Scottish Housing Regulator's discussion paper on the regulatory framework.
An update to the SFHA's suggested clauses for inclusion in the Annual Assurance Statement is now available. SFHA commissioned Linda Ewart to draft the update, which was considered by a small working group of SFHA members.
At the June meeting of the Governance Forum, attendees were split into four groups to chat about the SHR's discussion paper on its Regulatory Framework.
An action note of the Governance Forum meeting on 23 June 2023 is now available.
The schedule of meetings for the SFHA Governance Forum up until June 2024 is now available.
The agenda for the 23 June meeting of the SFHA Governance Forum is now available.
The SHR has launched the first stage of its review ot the regulatory framework. It has issued a discussion paper, available on the SHR website here: SHR discussion paper Responses are due by 11 August 2023, and SFHA is seeking input from members to its response.
The next Local Government, Housing, and Planning Committee deadline for evidence is 30th January.
This member briefing provides a summary of the Scottish Government’s Budget, published on Tuesday 19 December.
Catherine Palmer, Net Zero Development Lead at Changeworks, reflects on the past year.
SFHA held an event last week in the House of Commons to launch our report on the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on social tenants in Scotland.
Audrey brings a wealth of expertise and a proven track record in the housing sector.
Produced in partnership with Homeless Network Scotland
Mr McLennan visited the association for a round table discussion on the work of the association and the ever-present challenges facing a rural housing provider.
For the first time since the energy crisis, standing charges will be looked at by the regulator.
