Transparency data: RSH Audit and Risk Assurance Committee minutes 2026

Summary: The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has published the minutes from its Audit and Risk Assurance Committee meeting held on 19 January 2026. These minutes form part of ongoing transparency efforts and provide insight into the committee’s governance activities.

Publication of RSH Audit and Risk Assurance Committee minutes

The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has released the minutes from the Audit and Risk Assurance Committee meeting dated 19 January 2026. This committee, which held its inaugural meeting in January 2019, oversees audit and risk assurance matters within the RSH.

The minutes are available in an accessible HTML format and contribute to the transparency of the regulator’s governance processes. They can be viewed on the official government website under the RSH publications section.

Background and governance context

The Audit and Risk Assurance Committee is a key component of the RSH’s governance framework. It supports the Board by providing assurance on risk management, internal controls, and governance arrangements. All previous committee minutes are archived and accessible via the RSH Board and committee minutes collection page.

Further information about the Board and its committees, including governance arrangements, is available on the RSH’s governance webpage.

Practical implications for landlords and agents

While the minutes primarily concern internal governance, landlords and agents should note the RSH’s commitment to transparency and accountability. Staying informed about the regulator’s oversight activities can help landlords anticipate potential regulatory developments and maintain compliance with evolving standards.

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