From compliance to confidence: Preparing for the extension of Awaab’s Law

As housing providers prepare for the next phase of Awaab’s Law, the focus is moving beyond reactive responses towards building long term operational resilience.

Hosted by CHIC in partnership with Switchee, this webinar will bring together legal and operational perspectives to explore how social landlords can strengthen their approach to resident safety, property risk and compliance readiness.

With Phase 2 introducing new requirements around excess heat and excess cold, organisations need to be confident that they have the right processes, data and insight in place to identify risks early and respond effectively. This webinar will provide practical guidance to help housing providers understand where they are on their compliance journey and how they can take the next step towards a more proactive and predictive approach.

What will be discussed

During this webinar, our speakers will explore:

  • Lessons learned from Phase 1 implementation from both operational and legal perspectives.
  • How housing providers are using property data to identify and manage risk.
  • Supporting operational decision making through actionable insights.
  • Preparing for the introduction of excess heat and excess cold under Phase 2 of Awaab’s Law.

Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of their organisation’s current level of preparedness and whether their existing approach to compliance is passive, proactive or truly predictive.

Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of their organisation’s current level of preparedness and how being prepared for phase 1 doesn’t necessarily mean that we’re prepared for phase 2.

Speakers

  • Amy Porter – Head of Member Services (West), CHIC
  • Tom Longley – Commercial Director, Switchee
  • Josephine Morton – Partner, Brabners

Whether you’re responsible for asset management, compliance, housing management or resident safety, this webinar will provide valuable insight into the next phase of Awaab’s Law.

Register today to secure your place.

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