Date Published 22 October 2025
Renters' Rights Bill – One Step Away from Becoming Law -
Big news from Westminster this week — the Renters' Rights Bill is back in the House of Commons for what looks like its final round before becoming law.
After a bit of political back-and-forth (what they call the 'ping pong' stage, where the Lords and Commons swap the bill to iron out any disagreements), MPs are now expected to give it the final thumbs-up.
Although the Lords tried to make a few extra tweaks, the government has made it clear that no major changes will be added at this point. So, what we've got now is pretty much the finished version.
Once it passes this last hurdle, it'll head off for Royal Assent – the final, formal step that makes it official law. That's expected to happen within the next few weeks.
Nathan Emerson, CEO of Propertymark, summed it up perfectly:
'The debate taking place in parliament signals how close we are to meaningful legislative change. Agents must act now to ensure they understand what's coming and how to manage both compliance and client expectations".
In other words – things are changing fast, and we're making sure we're fully prepared so our landlords and tenants in Poole stay one step ahead.
👉 Stay tuned – we'll break down exactly what the new Renters' Rights Bill means for local Poole landlords and tenants as soon as it's confirmed.
