Awaab's Law Compliance Bundle
Both packs. 78 pages. £39.99.

Why both, and why now

Awaab's Law has been enforceable since 27 October 2025, but only for damp and mould. That is the narrow version of the regime, and it is the version most compliance systems were built for.

On 30 November 2026 that changes. Seven more hazard categories come into scope as significant hazards: excess cold, excess heat, falls, structural collapse, fire and explosions, electrical hazards, and domestic and personal hygiene and food safety. They run on exactly the same statutory clock: 24 hours for an emergency, 10 working days to investigate, 3 working days for the written summary, 5 working days to make safe, and a 12-week backstop to begin preventative work.

The amending regulations were laid before Parliament in draft on 13 July 2026 and MHCLG has published the date. Parliament still has to approve them, so treat 30 November as the date to be ready for rather than one already written into an enacted instrument.

What that means in practice: a triage sheet that asks “is it damp or mould?” stops working. An inspection record with no HHSRS category field stops being sufficient. A housing officer trained only on damp is now assessing electrical risk. Most of the work is not new law. It is new paperwork for law your team already understands.

What you are getting for £39.99

The Compliance Pack is 35 pages across 8 parts. It is the operating manual for a damp and mould report: triage the hazard, calculate every deadline from the report date, record the inspection, issue the Regulation 9 written summary, and keep an evidence trail that survives an Ombudsman file request.

The Phase 2 Extension Pack is 43 pages across 12 parts, plus a ready-to-send Regulation 9 letter template. It does not repeat the Phase 1 content. It extends it: a reference guide to all 29 HHSRS hazards, a triage framework that handles the wider list, an inspection record with an HHSRS category field, a readiness checklist, and a laminate-ready card for officers on site.

Bought separately the two come to £49.98. Bought together they are £39.99.

What this is not

It is not legal advice, and it will not make a case go away. It is not a case management system and it does not plug into your housing management software. It will not tell you whether a particular hazard in a particular home is significant, because that judgement is yours and it turns on the household.

What it does is give your team a defensible written process for both phases of Awaab's Law, built from the regulations themselves rather than from commentary about them. You can check every source we used on the sources page.