Publications
Our publications focus on the latest policy topics and practical advice that you need to do your job. CIH members can access all our publication documents for free, please ensure you are logged into the website.
Consultation briefing: health and social care strategy for older people
The Scottish Government is consulting on new health and social care strategy for older people. This briefing exclusively for CIH members summarises the main points.
CIH submission to the Chancellor's March 2022 Budget
We set out our proposals to address some of the critical housing issues facing our country.
CIH’s response to the Regulator of Social Housing’s consultation on proposed Tenant Satisfaction Measures
CIH's response follows consultation with members and partners, including input from tenants. The submission records the responses made via the RSH’s online survey.
CIH’s response to the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) on their proposed Tenant Satisfaction Measures and draft Standard has been shaped by consultation with members and partners, including input from tenants. The submission records the responses made via the RSH’s online survey.
CIH Northern Ireland response to the Housing Supply Strategy 2022-2037
CIH welcomes the opportunity to respond to the consultation on the Housing Supply Strategy. In recognition of a number of notable changes made to the final strategy,
This publication is a response to the consultation by the Department for Communities on the Housing Supply Strategy.
Manifesto for the 2022 Northern Ireland Assembly Election
This publication outlines four high level priority statements for housing and homelessness that require political commitment in the coming mandate.
Focus on influencing Scotland: February 2022
This publication provides a round up of recent Scottish briefings, consultation responses and member updates.
What you need to know about the Levelling Up White Paper
This briefing provides a summary of the Levelling Up White Paper, the most significant announcements and CIH's initial response.
Walking the talk: A summary of the right to adequate housing and human rights issues for landlords in Scotland
Summary of the report commissioned by CIH Scotland and conducted by Newhaven Research sets out practical steps that landlords can take to progress the right to adequate housing.
Walking the talk: An overview of the right to adequate housing and human rights issues for landlords in Scotland
This report commissioned by CIH Scotland and conducted by Newhaven Research sets out practical steps for landlords to progress the right to adequate housing.
Consultation briefing: prevention of homelessness duties
This CIH member briefing provides a summary of the Scottish Government and COSLA consultation on the introduction of new statutory duties to prevent homelessness in Scotland.
Framework for the Resource Spending Review: consultation response
This is a response to the consultation by the Scottish Parliament’s Finance and Public Administration Committee on the Scottish Government’s Resource Spending Review Framework.
Council planning, decision making and capacity in relation to net-zero: consultation response
Response to the consultation by the Scottish Parliament’s Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee on the role of local authorities in supporting the target to reach net-zero emissions by 2045.
Fuel poverty and warm homes programme evidence
Providing evidence to the Senedd Social Justice Committee, read CIH Cymru's complete response outlining the challenges of improving homes whilst reducing fuel poverty.
The Regulator of Social Housing’s consultation on the introduction of tenant satisfaction measures
We have pulled together a summary of the documentation introducing the draft tenant satisfaction measures and context across all the documents for convenience.
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Wrth ymateb i alwad am dystiolaeth gan bwyllgor Tai a Llywodraeth Leol y Senedd, darllenodd ymateb llawn CIH Cymru yn amlinellu heriau ail gartrefi.
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