The House of Commons has published an excellent resume of the Section 21, including various proposals for its future.

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It can be seen here, and covers:

1 Background

1.1 What does section 21 do?

1.2 The alternative: establishing a Ground for eviction

1.3 Statistics on possession claims

2 The impact of section 21

2.1 Growth of the private rented sector (PRS)

2.2 A cause of homelessness?

2.3 Impact on households

3 The Government response

3.1 Threatened with homelessness from an AST

3.2 Encouraging longer tenancies: a model agreement for an AST

3.3 Overcoming barriers to longer tenancies (July 2018)

3.4 A call for evidence on a specialist Housing Court (November 2018)

3.5 An intention to abolish section 21 evictions (April 2019)

3.6 Consultation on a new deal for renting (July 2019)

3.7 A Renters’ Reform Bill (Queen’s Speech 2019)

3.8 A White Paper on tenancy reform 2022

4 Reactions to the proposed abolition of section 21

4.1 Support for abolition

4.2 Opposition to abolition

4.3 Social landlords

5 The devolved administrations

Wales

Northern Ireland

Scotland