A G4/V4 is usually indicative that the RSH will appoint directors to take control of the association’s board, or commence action to de-register the provider – from the content of the judgement it appears that the non-compliance may result in a de-registration but the RSH seems to have been strangely unwilling to flex its muscles given the number of providers it has deemed non-compliant. Maybe it is sharpening its axe?
On that note, the RSH’s decision to deregister Larch Housing after several years of non-compliance was upheld by the high court last week. The judgement makes interesting reading.
https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Admin/2022/3171.html
