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Tenant Services Authority

The Tenant Services Authority, known as the TSA, was set up as a result of the 2008 Housing and Regeneration Act. 

The TSA was launched on 1st December 2008 and is the new regulator for affordable housing.  The TSA has taken over the regulatory powers of the Housing Corporation and their goal is to raise the standard of services for tenants.

The TSA's website has a variety of information about how they regulate affordable housing providers, together with publications, research, news and good practice information.

The TSA has recently published the new 'Regulatory Framework for Social Housing in England' and this framework and standards come into effect from April 2010. 

Please click here to see the new document. 

Please click on this link to be forwarded to the TSA website:

www.tenantservicesauthority.org