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Tuesday 17 November 2015 Riddel Hall, Belfast Increasing supply Improving standards Promoting professionalism Fit for the Future? Headline sponsor Private Rented Sector Conference 2015 #PRSFuture

Private Rented Sector Conference 2015...This conference is for those who want to know what changes we need to make locally to create a bigger and better working private rented sector

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Page 1: Private Rented Sector Conference 2015...This conference is for those who want to know what changes we need to make locally to create a bigger and better working private rented sector

Tuesday 17 November 2015 Riddel Hall, Belfast

• Increasing supply

• Improving standards

•Promoting professionalism

Fit for the Future?

Headline sponsor

Private Rented SectorConference 2015

#PRSFuture

Page 2: Private Rented Sector Conference 2015...This conference is for those who want to know what changes we need to make locally to create a bigger and better working private rented sector

This conference is for those who want to know what changes we need to make locally to create a bigger and better working private rented sector.

It will be of interest to:• environmental health officers• housing academics• housing professionals• landlords• letting agents• politicians and policy makers• regeneration officers• tenants

Who should attend?

This one-day conference will open up debate on how to ensure the Northern Ireland private rented sector is fit for the future.

As part of the Housing Strategy 2012-2017, Government has committed to “ensuring access to decent, affordable, sustainable homes across all tenures”. Within the private rented sector, this means reviewing and improving standards, supply and regulation.

The coming year will be a particularly crucial time for the future of the sector, with the Department for Social Development undertaking a review aimed at enhancing renting privately.

This event provides a great opportunity for housing professionals to network and engage and to learn more about the challenges and opportunities facing NI’s private rented sector.

Prices

Members - £110

Non members - £140

10% discount for all bookings made before the 9th October 2015Members of Housing Rights £110

Non members of Housing Rights £140Discounts available for groups of 10+

Telephone:028 9024 5640

Onlinewww.housingrights.org.uk

Email:[email protected]

Book before October 9th to pay £99 (members) or £126 (non members)

Early bird booking offer - 10% offCosts

On the day

The conference will be split into four distinct sessions:

Session 1: Improving standards

Session 2: Increasing supply

Session 3: Promoting professionalism

Session 4: Participative workshops

Confirmed to speak: , Ben Beadle (Tenancy Deposits NI), John Bryson (Housing, Health and Regeneration Consultant), Raymond Crooks (Chairperson of Landlords’ Association of NI), Jonathon Elliot (Electrical Safety First), Nicola Farrell (Homes for Good), Professor Paddy Gray (University of Ulster), Senator Aideen Hayden (Chairperson of Threshold & Senator in Seanad Éireann), Professor Peter Kemp (University of Oxford), Professor Christine Liddell (University of Ulster), Anthoney Quinn (London Borough of Newham)

How to Book

Page 3: Private Rented Sector Conference 2015...This conference is for those who want to know what changes we need to make locally to create a bigger and better working private rented sector

Senator Aideen Hayden is Chairperson of Threshold, a housing charity in Ireland. She is a Senator and Chief Whip for the Labour Party in Seanad Éireann

Christine Liddell is Professor of Psychology and Distinguished Community Fellow at the University of Ulster.

Peter KempProfessor of Public Policy in the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford.

Ben BeadleManaging Director, TDS Northern Ireland

John Bryson Chartered Environmental Health Practitioner (EHP), Health and Housing consultant.

Tuesday 17 November 2015

Registration

Welcome and overviewJanet Hunter, Director of Housing Rights

Key note address Representative from Department for Social Development

Improving standards in the private rented sector

Coffee break

Improving supply in the private rented sector

Q&A / Panel Discussion

Private Tenants’ Forum updateRepresentaives of the forum

1 workshop per person

3.40 Closing remarks

Afternoon Chair: Raymond Crooks Chair of the Landlords’ Association NI

Workshops (choose 1 from the following)

Morning Chair: Professor Paddy Gray, University of Ulster, Jordanstown

Unfitness and the risk to health John Bryson, Housing, Health and Regeneration consultant

Fuel poverty in NI’s private rented sectorProfessor Christine Liddell, University of Ulster

Electrical safety in the private rented sectorJonathon Elliot, Electrical Safety First

Private housing for social goodNicola Farrell- Homes for Good

UK Housing Association (TBC)

09.00

09.30

09.40

10.15

11.10

11.30

12.20

1.40

2.50

10.35

10.55

Session 1

11.55

Session 2

Session 3

Session 4

Private renting: housing policy at the crossroadsProfessor Peter Kemp, University of Oxford

09.50

Lunch12.40

Promoting professionalism in the private rented sector

Role and impact of the tenant deposit scheme in NIBen Beadle Managing Director TDSNI

1.50

Regulation & rights -the correct balanceSenator Aideen Hayden - Chairperson of Threshold

2.10

Property licencing and smart enforcement in NewhamAnthoney Quinn - London Borough of Newham Council

2.30

Anthoney QuinnPrincipal Environmental Health Officer at the London Borough of Newham Council

Jonathon ElliotTechnical Standards Manager for Electrical Safety First

Nicola FarrellTenancy Support Manager, Homes for Good.

Private Rented Sector Conference 2015Fit for the Future?

Telephone:028 9024 5640

Onlinewww.housingrights.org.uk

Email:[email protected]