Staff adopt AI tools long before any board discusses them. This free screener checks your seven core duties against the RSH Governance and Financial Viability Standard, Awaab's Law, and the Housing Ombudsman Complaint Handling Code, the same evidence standard every time. Three minutes. No card required.
Take the free check →Staff pick up tools like ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot long before a board ever discusses them. The RSH Governance and Financial Viability Standard expects clear governance, and Awaab's Law sets strict timescales for hazard response that now extend to AI-assisted triage. The RSH, the Housing Ombudsman, or a tenant can reasonably ask who is accountable. This check tells you exactly where you stand today.
Continue straight into the full assessment for a governance score, a pre-filled AI policy document, and a board-ready PDF. £350. No follow-up call required.
Is this endorsed by the RSH, the Housing Ombudsman, or the ICO?
No. Every question is sourced to the RSH Governance and Financial Viability Standard, Awaab's Law, the Housing Ombudsman Complaint Handling Code, or ICO guidance for social landlords, and the source is shown for each one in the assessment itself. The questions are written independently and none of these bodies has reviewed or endorsed them.
Is this legal or regulatory advice?
No. This is an educational governance screening, not legal or regulatory advice. It tells you where your evidence stands against named sector guidance. If a finding raises a real legal question, take it to your organisation's own adviser.
What happens to our answers?
Your answers are used to generate your result and, if you continue to the paid assessment, your report and policy document. They are not sold, and they are not used to train any AI model.
How is the result worked out? Is it consistent?
Your answers are scored against a fixed rules model, not judged individually by a person. The same answers always produce the same result and the same reference ID, and nothing is edited by hand.
Is this suitable for a small housing association, or only large ones?
The seven duties apply regardless of size. What differs is how you evidence them, a small association might have one board minute where a large one has a formal policy covering its full stock. The check is looking for evidence, not scale.
What if AI is used in a safety-related repair or hazard decision?
If AI is being used, or could be used, to close a safety-related repair or hazard case without a named human sign-off, the assessment marks this Oversight Required regardless of your other answers. Awaab's Law treats this as a bright line, not a matter of degree.
What do we get for £350?
The full assessment: a governance score, a dimension-by-dimension breakdown with sourced findings, a pre-filled AI policy document, and a board-ready PDF report. One fixed fee, no follow-up call required.
Can we retake it later?
Yes. AI use and board oversight both change over time. Ongoing Review, revisiting your policy and checking practice against it, is one of the seven duties the assessment checks for.
Who built this?
The Housing Association AI Oversight Assessment is built on AQE's fixed rules qualification engine, the same engine behind the Trustee and Academy Trust Assessments. Every result comes from the same rules model rather than a written opinion, so the same answers always produce the same finding.
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