Minor update to National Guidance on Collecting Equality Data and FAQs now available, reflecting further discussions between SHR and EHRC.
Frequently asked questions have been gathered, with these divided into two main categories: clarifying the data collection requirement and flexibility on what data is collected.
update to SFHA Self Assurance Toolkit and associated guidance now available.
SFHA members have access to a range of resources to help them maintain the highest standards of governance. These have been developed in conjunction with industry specialists and informed by our membership. Relevant regulatory bodies were also consulted as appropriate to ensure that the materials help organisations meet regulatory and legislative requirements. The resources provided include: template documentation; practical tools; written guidance; and forums to discuss current issues and share good practice with peers.
Collecting Equality Information: National Guidance for Scottish Social Landlords was developed by Dr Stewart Montgomery on behalf of the SHR, SFHA, GWSF and ALACHO.
The SPSO publishes final set of key performance indicators (KPIs) to accompany its Model Complaints Handling Procedure.
SFHA members have access to a range of resources to help them meet the requirements of Freedom of Information and data protection legislation. These have been developed in conjunction with legal specialists and relevant regulatory bodies, and include: template documentation; written guidance; sources to ring for further advice; and a forum to discuss current issues with peers.
The Scottish Government has published an independent analysis of the responses submitted to its consultation on the Scottish Social Housing Charter.
Hillcrest has a number of non-executive director positions available and is actively looking for board members from marginalised and minority backgrounds.
Mr Watson has served on the regulator’s board since 2017. The board sets the regulator’s strategic direction and has responsibility for governance and oversight of SHR.
The Glasgow landlord employs 17 staff, owns and manages 897 homes and provides factoring services to 232 homeowners.
Beth McNeil and David Fisher has announced two new appointments to its board.
Following his retirement, Brian Frater will join the board of Eildon Housing Association.
Deadline extended to Wednesday 6 April.
Helen Shaw, Director of Regulation at the Scottish Housing Regulator spoke a SHARE’s Annual Conference.
New board members are required for Queens Cross Housing Association, Queens Cross Workspace, Queens Cross Factoring and the Queens Cross Community Foundation.
