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Consultation outcome: Universal Credit data sharing with social landlords

 

 

 

 

 

Consultation outcome

Universal Credit data sharing with social landlords

 

From:

Department for Work and Pensions

First published:

19 September 2014

Last updated:

23 January 2015 , see all updates

Part of:

Simplifying the welfare system and making sure work pays

This consultation has concluded

Detail of outcome

This consultation has now closed and we are grateful to everyone who responded.

Read the full consultation response and the consultation on data sharing with local support providers.

Original consultation

This consultation ran from 19 September 2014 9:00am to
19 October 2014 11:45pm

Summary

Seeks views on allowing DWP to share information with social landlords to enable them to support tenants claiming Universal Credit.

Documents

Universal Credit data sharing with social landlords: consultation on draft regulations

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Consultation description

This consultation asks for views on the draft regulations which amend the Social Security (Information-sharing in relation to Welfare Services etc.) Regulations 2012. These allow the Secretary of State to share relevant information with social landlords in certain situations. The information shared by DWP will enable social landlords to assess and provide support to their tenants who have made Universal Credit (UC) claims or receive UC.

Social landlords will include registered social landlords, local authorities with their own housing stock, and arms length management organisations.

The proposed changes will come into force in January 2015 and will be implemented from February 2015 onwards.

We would be interested in views from any source and particularly welcome comments on the draft regulations from:

  • social landlords
  • social landlord groups, including housing associations
  • local authorities (as social landlords)
  • social sector housing arms length bodies
  • social sector housing tenant groups
  • social sector housing tenant participation groups
  • UC claimants receiving housing costs

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