As part of its ongoing review of Governance Resources provided to members, SFHA is setting up three Governance Forums.
As part of its ongoing review of Governance Resources provided to members, SFHA is seeking volunteers to be involved in small consultation groups looking at existing SFHA governance guidance.
SFHA is currently updating the hyperlinks and references in its existing governance documents to kick off the more comprehensive review this guidance. As a first step, we have updated the links and references to the SFHA Model Code of Conduct for Governing Body Members. Links have also been added to sections within the introduction of the document to make it more navigable. The updated document can be accessed in the downloads section below.
The provisions in the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 have been extended to 30 December 2020.
Supplemental Covid-19 Guidance to the SFHA Self-Assurance Toolkit is now available. This guidance provides additional Covid-19 "flags" to consider in conjunction with the SFHA Self Assurance Toolkit; an updated template process for developing an Annual Assurance Statement in 2020; and suggested clauses for use in the Annual Assurance Statement to take account of Covid-19.
Supplemental Covid-19 Guidance to the SFHA Self-Assurance Toolkit is now available. This guidance provides additional Covid-19 "flags" to consider in conjunction with the SFHA Self Assurance Toolkit; an updated template process for developing an Annual Assurance Statement in 2020; and suggested clauses for use in the Annual Assurance Statement to take account of Covid-19.
The Scottish Housing Regulator is consulting on temporary changes to the Regulatory Framework in light of the ongoing Covid-19 situation.
Update to Supporting Guidance to the SFHA Model Rules 2020 is now available to all SFHA members.
Blog by Michael Martin, Chair at Hanover (Scotland) Housing Association Ltd and Iain Wallace, former Chair of Arklet Housing Association.
Scottish Housing Regulator publishes summary of risks it will focus on in annual risk assessment.
Tenants voted to separate from Oak Tree Housing Association, with 95.5% voting in favour.
Update looks at legislative changes and gives advice on tenant satisfaction surveys during the pandemic.
October's monthly dashboard has been published by the regulator.
Freya Lees was re-elected as Chair alongside Vice Chairs Linda Leslie and Laurie Naumann.
The co-operative will now be known as Fairfield Housing Association.
Scottish Housing Regulator to consult on directing transfer of all assets from Thistle Housing Association to Sanctuary Scotland Housing Association.
