Housing Standards Academy https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home HHSRS2 Transition Course (Foundation) Lesson 3: Using baselines for triage — the officer perspective Lesson 4: Communicating baselines — landlords, tenants, and partners Lesson 2: What baseline indicators are not — critical distinctions Lesson 1: What baseline indicators are — concept and purpose Lesson 3: The five headline changes Lesson 4: The reform landscape — Renters’ Rights Act 2025, Decent Homes Standard, and HHSRS2 Lesson 2: What the stakeholder consultation told us Lesson 1: The case for reform — nearly 20 years without substantial change Tutor Login Gravimetric Moisture Testing Lesson 3: Risk-based, not prescriptive — what this means for assessment and enforcement Lesson 2: The four hazard categories and an introduction to the 21 HHSRS2 hazard profiles Lesson 1: The HHSRS — what it is, its evidence base, and why it exists Lesson 2: The four hazard categories and an introduction to the 21 HHSRS2 hazard profiles Lesson 1: The HHSRS — what it is, its evidence base, and why it exists Lesson 3: Risk-based, not prescriptive — what this means for assessment and enforcement Lesson 4: The vulnerable age group — definition and role in HHSRS assessments Lesson 2: What the stakeholder consultation told us Lesson 1: The case for reform — 17 years unchanged Lesson 4: The reform landscape — Renters’ Rights Act 2025, Decent Homes Standard, and HHSRS2 Lesson 3: The five headline changes Lesson 1: The four amalgamations in detail Lesson 3: Deficiency to profile mapping Lesson 2: The complete 21-profile reference guide Lesson 2: From score to tier — descriptor terms and professional judgement Lesson 1: From A–J to traffic lights — the change and why it was made Lesson 4: Tier placement worked examples Lesson 3: Enforcement implications — mandatory, discretionary, and advisory Lesson 1: What baseline indicators are — concept and purpose Lesson 3: Using baselines for triage — the officer perspective Lesson 2: What baseline indicators are not — critical distinctions Lesson 4: Communicating baselines — landlords, tenants, and partners Lesson 2: The four hazard categories and an introduction to the 21 HHSRS2 hazard profiles Lesson 1: The HHSRS — what it is, its evidence base, and why it exists Lesson 3: Risk-based, not prescriptive — what this means for assessment and enforcement Lesson 4: The vulnerable age group — definition and role in HHSRS assessments Lesson 1: The case for reform — nearly 20 years without substantial change Lesson 3: The five headline changes Lesson 2: What the stakeholder consultation told us Lesson 4: The reform landscape — Renters’ Rights Act 2025, Decent Homes Standard, and HHSRS2 Lesson 2: The complete 21-profile reference guide Lesson 1: The four amalgamations in detail Lesson 3: Deficiency to profile mapping Lesson 2: From score to band — where judgement sits Lesson 1: From A–J to three bands — the change and why it was made Lesson 3: Enforcement implications — Category 1 duty and Category 2 power Lesson 4: Banding worked examples Lesson 1: What baseline indicators are — concept and purpose