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"All 317 local authorities will share £41 million, following an initial £18 million commitment last autumn. This investment will prepare councils for strengthened powers and responsibilities under the Renters' Rights Act."
"The legislation will impose a 'duty to enforce' on local authorities, legally obliging them to ensure landlords adhere to new rules, including bans on bidding wars and no-fault evictions."
"Landlords who seriously or repeatedly breach the law will also face significantly higher penalties, with fines increasing to a maximum of £40,000, an additional £10,000 on the current limit."
The Independent focuses on essential issues like reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech, emphasizing the importance of on-the-ground reporting. Donations support their mission to provide accessible journalism without paywalls. Meanwhile, English councils will receive £41 million to enhance their enforcement against rogue landlords, following a commitment of £18 million. This funding prepares councils for new responsibilities under the Renters' Rights Act, which includes enforcing bans on bidding wars and no-fault evictions, with increased penalties for non-compliant landlords.
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