Rent Smart Wales – enforcement powers are now active
November 23, 2016
Since 23 November 2015, all landlords operating in Wales were required to become registered. ÿ Landlords had a year to comply with this new obligation, thisÿ requirement comes from Part 1 of the Housing (Wales) Act 2014.
The legislation made provision for those who needed to comply to do so within a year, without fear of repercussion. The enforcement powers are now active. This means that failure to comply with the legislation is an offence.
For all further information for Rent Smart Wales click here
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