How to appeal against our decisions
This page includes guidance on which decisions made by the Regulator of Social Housing you can appeal, and how to appeal
Applies to England
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It is possible to appeal some decisions made by the regulator. Before completing the appeal form you should read the information contained in the appeals scheme.
In addition to the appeals scheme, the regulator has a separate complaints process. Under the complaints procedure those who are dissatisfied with the level of service we have provided can raise their concerns. This includes any complaints in relation to consumer regulation referrals.
Where to send an appeal and how much it will cost
Appeals should be emailed to enquiries@rsh.gov.uk or posted to:
The Board Secretary – Regulator of Social Housing
c/o Referrals and Regulatory Enquiries team
Level 2
7-8 Wellington Place
Leeds LS1 4AP
Making an appeal is free.
Last updated 2 April 2024 + show all updates
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We recently reviewed our Appeals Scheme, which gives guidance on how to appeal certain decisions of the regulator that have no statutory right of appeal. The new version of the Appeals Scheme takes account of recent changes made to the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008 that come into force from 1 April 2024. The new Appeals Scheme replaces the previous version.
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Appeals scheme updated. Accessible versions of scheme and form added.
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Appeals guidance and form updated.
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Updated appeals guidance and form published (6 April 2017).
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First published.