Complaints policy template for housing associations
A sample complaints policy that follows the Housing Ombudsman's Complaint Handling Code: two stages, timescales, remedies and the Ombudsman's details.
See the sample →These samples are filled in for a made-up landlord, Sample Housing Association, so you can see what you'll get. Yours are filled in with your own details, roles and contacts, and download as PDF and Word.
A sample complaints policy that follows the Housing Ombudsman's Complaint Handling Code: two stages, timescales, remedies and the Ombudsman's details.
See the sample →A sample STAIRs publication scheme listing the seven classes of information a housing association publishes, where to find them and how to ask for more.
See the sample →A sample tenant information access policy covering STAIRs requests, the 30 calendar day limit, how to decide what to withhold, and reviews.
See the sample →A sample policy for the Regulator of Social Housing's Competence and Conduct Standard: skills, training, appraisals, qualifications and service providers.
See the sample →A sample code of conduct for social landlords' staff, board members, volunteers and contractors, with a signature page, for the Competence and Conduct Standard.
See the sample →A sample notice inviting residents to comment on a landlord's competence and conduct policy and code of conduct, as the standard requires.
See the sample →A sample Awaab's Law procedure covering hazards in scope, emergency and significant hazard timescales, written summaries and alternative accommodation.
See the sample →A sample stage 1 complaint acknowledgement letter that sets out the complaint definition and response date, as the Complaint Handling Code requires.
See the sample →A sample stage 2 final response to a housing complaint, covering the decision, reasons, remedy and the Housing Ombudsman's suggested wording.
See the sample →A sample Awaab's Law written summary for a tenant: what the investigation found, the work planned with dates, and somewhere else to stay if needed.
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