The DASH Scheme Manual outlines how the scheme operates and what requirements are made of Landlords in terms of Standards and Conduct.

An Accredited Landlord is one who can demonstrate sound business and management practices.  As such, the Scheme promotes a standard of professionalism in the management and standard of accommodation offered in the Private Rented Sector.

Click here to access:  DASH Scheme Manual 

Landlords will be accountable to the Code of Conduct whilst they are Members of the Scheme.

The role of the DASH Accreditation and Appeals Panel (AAP) is to ensure that the Code of Conduct is managed in a way which is both firm and fair.

 Click here to view the AAP Terms of Reference

Landlords should read through the Scheme Manual thoroughly to ensure that they can comply with its provisions before signing up as a Member, as failure to adhere to the code may result in a Landlord’s Membership being cancelled and Landlords may then have any associated benefits (such as reduced Licensing payments) reclaimed back from the relevant Local Authority.

 Click here to view the DASH Accreditation Cancellation Policy

 Click here to view the DASH Accreditation Complex Case Policy