Angela Rayner stated that the Renters' Rights Bill is a crucial step towards finally giving a voice to the 11 million renters who have faced unjust treatment in the housing system. The bill's passage demonstrates a commitment to altering the current landscape, marked by Section 21 no-fault evictions. With steadfast determination, Rayner's efforts aim to ensure housing stability for countless families at risk of eviction, underscoring the need for changes long-promised by previous administrations.
Polly Neate, chief executive of Shelter, emphasized that the Renters' Rights Bill indicates a turning point for renters' advocacy in England. For years, renters' cries for help went unheeded, resulting in a broken system that has left many vulnerable. With this Bill, Neate sees an opportunity to not only address current grievances but also an obligation for the government to eliminate existing loopholes that may perpetuate housing instability.
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