Part 1The Scottish Housing Regulator
The Regulator
I1I24Statement on performance of functions
1
The Regulator—
a
must prepare a statement setting out how it intends to perform its functions,
b
must review that statement from time to time (and may revise it following such a review), and
c
must publish that statement (and any revision).
2
The statement must include information on how the Regulator intends—
a
to meet its objective, and
b
to perform its functions in the way described in section 3(2).
3
In preparing the statement the Regulator must take into account the different types of social landlord, for example by taking into account—
a
legal status and governance arrangements,
b
property owned or managed,
c
annual turnover,
d
number of employees.
4
Before preparing the statement (and when reviewing it), the Regulator must—
a
have regard to the interests of persons who may become—
i
homeless, or
ii
tenants of social landlords, and
b
consult—
i
Ministers,
ii
tenants of social landlords or their representatives,
iii
homeless persons or bodies representing the interests of homeless persons,
iv
recipients of housing services provided by social landlords or their representatives,
v
social landlords or their representatives,
vi
secured creditors of registered social landlords or their representatives, and
vii
the Accounts Commission for Scotland.