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  • Review of the Tenant Participation Strategy (TPS) - screening

    Topics:
    • Housing, 
    • DfC corporate, 
    • Social housing providers, 
    • DfC Equality and Section 75

    Date published: 8 October 2026

    The Department for Communities (DfC) implemented the Tenant Participation Strategy (TPS) in January 2016, and it has not been updated since then.

    The TPS sets out what social landlords should do in order to give tenants the opportunity and choice to participate in the decisions that affect them and also outlines how the government can help. It aims to challenge all social housing landlords to be consistent and to increase the extent and effectiveness of their tenant participation services in Northern Ireland.

    Existing/Revised/New: Existing
    Date of Screening: 08/10/2026
    Screening Outcome - Full EQIA recommended: No

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