Baroness Hayter is to make a new attempt in Parliament to make Client Money Protection mandatory for letting agents.

Hayter (Labour), along with Lord Kenney (Labour), Lord Palmer of Childs Hill (LibDem) and Lord Foster of Bath (LibDem), has tabled an amendment to the Housing and Planning Bill.

Hayter, together with Lord Tope (LibDem) has also tabled an amendment on electrical safety in private rented properties.

The Bill proposes a register of rogue landlords, but currently this would only be available to central and local government.

LibDem peers Baroness Bakewell of Hardington Mandeville and Lord Shipley have table an amendment that would require authorities to give access to the database to a tenant or prospective tenant.

The report stage of the Bill starts in the House of Lords on April 11.

The amendments tabled so far by peers is here