Renters Rights Bill Update

Renters Rights Bill Update

The Government has announced four dates for committee sessions in April and May as the Renters' Rights Bill enters its final stages.

When is the committee stage of the Renters' Rights Bill in the House of Lords?

The Government has announced dates for committee sessions, which will be April 22, April 24, April 28, and May 6.

According to the Government website, it will last for up to eight days "but can go on for longer." This means more dates could be announced depending on how quickly Peers work through the Bill.

The committee stage typically happens around two weeks after the second reading, but in this case, it will be more than two-and-a-half months after.

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As a result, the Bill is now expected to receive Royal Assent and become law before Parliament's summer recess in July. It won't come into effect for at least two months after that, meaning it’s likely to become a working reality sometime between October and December 2025.

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