INTRODUCTION LICENSING HOUSES IN MULTIPLE …

INTRODUCTION : LICENSING HOUSES IN MULTIPLE OCCUPATION February 2018 A consultation to gather views on the LICENSING of HOUSES in MULTIPLE Occupation (HMOs) in Glasgow to inform the development of a future policy on overprovision and to consider the relationship between LICENSING and planning policy for HMOs. Housing (Scotland) Act 2006 Consultation on future policy development for the LICENSING of HOUSES in MULTIPLE Occupation 1 INTRODUCTION : LICENSING OF HOUSES IN MULTIPLE OCCUPATION Statutory Duty In June 2000, a mandatory LICENSING scheme was introduced for HOUSES in MULTIPLE Occupation (commonly referred to as HMOs). The LICENSING scheme was introduced in order to improve safety standards for this type of rented living accommodation and to ensure that landlords, and their agents, are fit and proper persons to hold a licence.

INTRODUCTION: LICENSING OF HOUSES IN MULTIPLE OCCUPATION Statutory Duty. 1.1. In June 2000, a mandatory licensing scheme was introduced for Houses in Multiple Occupation (commonly referred to as HMOs). The licensing scheme was introduced in order to

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