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Our News Coverage | May 2024
So, May was a pretty eventful month all round, and not just from a political point of view, although there were clearly major post-Election announcement issues to be resolved, not least which legislation would make it to the Statute book and become law during the ‘wash up’ period.
Thankfully, the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill got to the finish line but there was less to shout about when it came to the Renter’s Reform Bill, for example. It, of course, means that work will begin in earnest for these and other housing-related legislation when the new Parliament convenes.
Just prior to the Election announcement, the CA provided both written and verbal evidence to the Parliamentary Inquiry into improving the sale and purchase process, and you can find further information on that below.
During May, we also held our regular series of member meetings in London focusing on some key areas – there will be articles coming out next month which focus on a number of topics discussed at these meetings.
Finally, at the end of the month, we launched a new guide on digital and electronic signatures – further details below and the Guide can be accessed via the download section of this website.
Full details of all coverage in May can be found below:
Much-needed progress will come with govt oversight of property transactions – article from Beth Rudolf
1st May
Home buying and selling inquiry: MPs to hear evidence from industry bodies – mentions CA and Beth Rudolf
13th May
Agency regulation and enforcement will improve home sales – claim – mentions CA
14th May
The HBSG Discussion Paper: What’s going on, the need and our solution – article from Beth Rudolf
15th May
Conveyancing leader defends ‘factory’ law firms – comments from Beth Rudolf
15th May
16th May
Thinking about the future – Nicky Heathcote regular blog
23rd May
General Election ‘wash-up’: legislation mired in uncertainty – comments from Beth Rudolf
24th May
The general election has thrown proposed housing laws into question – article from Beth Rudolf
24th May
Conveyancing Association launch Guide to Digital/Electronic signatures
30th May
