Housing Standards Academy https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html 0.1 Welcome RRA 2025 Investigatory Powers 9.2 Thursday 9.1 Tuesday 1.1 Where Chapter 3 Sits 1.2 The Words That Do the Work 1.3 Two Levels of Authorisation 1.4 Which Power Reaches the Fact 1.5 Three Principles 2.1 The Power in the Words of the Act 2.2 The Twelve-Month Test 2.3 What the Notice Must Say 2.4 The Limits 2.5 When It Is Ignored 3.1 The Wider Power 3.2 The Court Order 3.3 The Use Restriction 3.4 Choosing Between Them 4.1 Two Conditions and One Exclusion 4.2 Notice and Waiver 4.3 At the Front Desk 4.4 The Warrant 4.5 The Locked Office 5.1 The Filing Cabinet 5.2 The Manager’s Password 5.3 The Drawer You Cannot Read 5.4 The Letter from the Solicitor 6.1 Why a Home Is Different 6.2 The Offence You Are Investigating 6.3 The Authorisation Sheet 6.4 Three People, One Door 6.5 Inside the Flat 6.6 The Empty Re-let 7.1 The Deposit Certificate 7.2 The Old Power, Rewired 7.3 Two Statutes, One Visit 7.4 The Agent’s Client Account 8.1 The Doorstep Question 8.2 The Line of Enquiry Not Pursued 8.3 The Parked Car 8.4 The Request That Lands Mid-Case 9.3 The File That Survives 8.5 The File on the Bench HHSRS Transition Course 0.1 How This Course Works 6.6 Serving It Properly 6.5 Recovering The Money, And The Charge 6.4 Non-Compliance, Works In Default And Prosecution 6.3 Appeal And Suspension Home