De-registration requirements
Requirements to de-register as a provider of social housing
Applies to England
De-registration requirements
Any private registered provider can apply to the regulator for de-registration at any time, as long as they have grounds to do so under the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008 (the Act). There is no restriction on when a de-registered provider can re-apply for registration.
Section 119 of the Act sets out the grounds on which a private registered provider can apply to the regulator to be de-registered. These are that the private registered provider:
- no longer is or intends to be a provider of social housing in England
- is subject to regulation by another authority whose control is likely to be sufficient, or
- meets any relevant criteria for de-registration set by the regulator (as below)
De-registration criteria
The de-registration criteria established by the regulator under Section 119 of the Act are that satisfactory arrangements are in place to ensure:
- the continued protection of tenants
- there is no misuse of public funds.
Any enquiries regarding this publication should be sent via聽[email protected]聽or call 0300 124 5225 or write to:
Regulator of Social Housing
Level 2
7-8 Wellington Place
Leeds
LS1 4AP