5. Disability Discrimination

Question 1

Landlords and agents must not treat disabled people how?

Answer 1

Less favourably than any other person

Question 2

Agents must make what to their premises?

Answer 2

Reasonable adjustments

Question 3

Agents must make what to their services?

Answer 3

Reasonable adjustments

Question 4

What are some examples of reasonable adjustments to services?

Answer 4

Providing auxiliary aids and services, or changing practices, procedures and policies

Question 5

Landlords are not expected to make what?

Answer 5

Make physical alterations to residential premises they are letting

Question 6

Landlords are expected to make what?

Answer 6

Reasonable adjustments by providing auxiliary aids and services, or changing practices, procedures and policies

Question 7

What is regarded as a reasonable adjustment depends on what?

Answer 7

The nature of the letting and the resources of the agent or landlord

Question 8

There is an exemption from obligations for what type of let?

Answer 8

Small dwellings

Question 9

To qualify for exemption, a landlord or near relative must what?

Answer 9

Reside in the dwelling and share accommodation with the tenant

Question 10

An exemption also applies to landlords doing what?

Answer 10

Letting their only or principal home

Question 11

The exemption for a landlord letting their only or principal home does not apply if what?

Answer 11

The landlord uses a letting or management agent