THURSDAY 4TH DECEMBER 10:00AM – 11:00AM
Renters’ Rights Act: Exclusive government live Q&A
The Renters’ Rights Act is the single biggest shift the rental market has seen from the government — transforming how landlords and agents operate. But what does it really mean for you?
We have invited Steph Kvam and Ross McInnes, government housing directors, to join us, break down the Act, and answer your most pressing questions.
This is your chance to hear the facts straight from the source — before the changes take effect.
❗This event has limited capacity — make sure to secure your space❗
What you’ll learn
🗓️The realistic timeline for the Renters’ Rights Act rollout — and how to prepare
🏠How the shift to periodic tenancies will impact portfolios
🔑The key changes to the grounds for repossessing properties
🧾What to expect from the new Landlord Redress Scheme
✅Practical steps to stay compliant and avoid Rent Repayment Orders
Who should attend
Letting agents, landlords (single‑property to portfolio), property managers, and investors seeking clarity on roll out timelines.
How do I submit a question?
Submit your questions when you register for the chance to get direct answers from policymakers. The most relevant and popular questions will be answered live.
I can’t attend live- will there be a recording?
Yes- everyone who registers will receive the full recording and supporting resources, even if you can’t attend on the day.
* Please note: speaker line up is subject to ministerial availability. Agenda and timings may change to reflect breaking legislative developments.
Stephanie Kvam is Deputy Director for PRS Housing Redress and Regulatory Systems at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. She leads reforms to improve tenants’ experiences in the private rented sector while supporting responsible landlords and brings over 20 years’ experience in housing, regeneration, and local government policy.
Ross McInnes is Deputy Director for PRS Strategy, Security and Standards in MHCLG – leading on delivery of the new tenancy system, Decent Homes Standard and Awaab’s Law. Ross has previously worked across government, including in No10 Downing Street and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.