In the new regulatory environment, NFA members can call on a framework built around key principles of council housing management:

• democratic accountability
• independent oversight
• specialist housing focus
• strong emphasis on the tenant voice

 Modern social housing management is complex – and ever more so given the raft of legislation and regulation of recent years.

ALMOs are wholly owned by their parent councils, yet deliver against an explicit, stand-alone management agreement. 

This means they are well-placed to meet not only the demands of new social housing, building safety and fire safety laws, but also enhanced scrutiny from the Regulator for Social Housing and the Housing Ombudsman.

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