The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (Consequential Amendments) and Tenancies (Miscellaneous Amendments) (England) Regulations 2026
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3 Amendment of the Long Residential Tenancies (Principal Forms) Regulations 1997
In the Schedule to the Long Residential Tenancies (Principal Forms) Regulations 1997 (prescribed forms)— (a) in Form 2 (landlord's notice terminating long residential tenancy and seeking possession), in Note 12, under the heading “Schedule 2 to the Housing Act 1988” and after the paragraph which begins with “Ground 15” insert the following paragraph— Ground 18: tenant of supported accommodation not engaging with support services ; (b) in Form 3 (landlord's notice proposing an interim monthly rent after notice terminating long residential tenancy), in Note 5, in the first paragraph (c)— (i) for “a non-shorthold” substitute “an”; (ii) for “5” substitute “5H”; (c) in Form 4 (tenant's notice proposing different terms or rent for an assured tenancy or periodic standard contract), in Note 4, in paragraph (b)— (i) for “a non-shorthold” substitute “an”; (ii) for “5” substitute “5H”; (d) in Form 5 (landlord's application referring tenant's notice proposing different terms or rent for a proposed assured tenancy or periodic standard contract to a tribunal)— (i) in Note 2, in paragraph (b)— (aa) for “a non-shorthold” substitute “an”; (bb) for “5” substitute “5H”; (ii) in Note 3, in paragraph (b)— (aa) for “a non-shorthold” substitute “an”; (bb) for “5” substitute “5H”.
3 Amendment of the Long Residential Tenancies (Principal Forms) Regulations 1997
In the Schedule to the Long Residential Tenancies (Principal Forms) Regulations 1997 (prescribed forms)— (a) in Form 2 (landlord's notice terminating long residential tenancy and seeking possession), in Note 12, under the heading “Schedule 2 to the Housing Act 1988” and after the paragraph which begins with “Ground 15” insert the following paragraph— Ground 18: tenant of supported accommodation not engaging with support services ; (b) in Form 3 (landlord's notice proposing an interim monthly rent after notice terminating long residential tenancy), in Note 5, in the first paragraph (c)— (i) for “a non-shorthold” substitute “an”; (ii) for “5” substitute “5H”; (c) in Form 4 (tenant's notice proposing different terms or rent for an assured tenancy or periodic standard contract), in Note 4, in paragraph (b)— (i) for “a non-shorthold” substitute “an”; (ii) for “5” substitute “5H”; (d) in Form 5 (landlord's application referring tenant's notice proposing different terms or rent for a proposed assured tenancy or periodic standard contract to a tribunal)— (i) in Note 2, in paragraph (b)— (aa) for “a non-shorthold” substitute “an”; (bb) for “5” substitute “5H”; (ii) in Note 3, in paragraph (b)— (aa) for “a non-shorthold” substitute “an”; (bb) for “5” substitute “5H”.
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