1. Tenures and the Housing Journey – Morning Session Actions and PurposeTimescale Action Area Three 1 Develop a cross tenure narrative around the housing journey (from birth and throughout lifetime) – thinking beyond normal boundaries, cross tenure journey and contributing to broader people centred outcomes. Action Area Four 2 Further analysis of the nature of market failure and responses in relation to the PRS – affordability, security, investment and good management. Action Area Five 3 Create more attractive housing options for older people to stay or move to a place where they can feel at home and are supported and connected to play a full part in their community.

2. Tenures and the Housing Journey– Afternoon Session Action and Purpose (Specific) Outputs ( Measurable) Leadership ( Assignable) Resources (Realistic ) Timeline (Time related) Clarify the varying roles of the PRS setting out the barriers and opportunities for consumers and producers to support that. Research and evidence for example, housing aspirations research Scottish Government, key stakeholder YesLate 2015 More new homes through the PRS. 3 exemplar projects (50 units each) PRS champion, PRS working party YesBy 2016

3. Tenures and the Housing Journey– Afternoon Session Action and Purpose (Specific) Outputs ( Measurable) Leadership ( Assignable) Resources (Realistic ) Timeline (Time related) Fine tune regulation of PRS (replace landlord registration + HMO) with more targeted + comprehensive powers. Enhanced enforcement area in use. Improve the effectiveness of landlord registration LA, PRS champion, landlords and bodies To be determined 2016 Clarify guidance to improve management of common repairs Guidance and sharing examples of practice. COSLA in conjunction with PRS landlords and housing and advice organisations To be determined 2016