| Number | Tabled Date | Amendment Text |
| 1 | 18/02/2026 | Leave out all after ‘retaliatory eviction;’ and insert:
‘further expresses serious concern that single let temporary accommodation utilised by the Northern Ireland Housing Executive is not subject to routine, ongoing inspection beyond initial acquisition; notes that maintenance responsibility rests with private providers, with the Housing Executive acting as an intermediary where issues are reported; and calls on the Minister for Communities to urgently introduce legislation, similar to Awaab’s Law, to compel landlords to address damp, mould and disrepair within strict timeframes across both social and private rented sectors, and to place a clear statutory duty on the Housing Executive to regularly inspect and enforce minimum fitness standards across all temporary accommodation.’
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| 2 | 20/02/2026 | Leave out all after ‘retaliatory eviction;’ and insert:
‘calls on the Minister for Communities and the Minister of Finance to make access to borrowing for the Housing Executive their top priority in order to target additional investment in our housing stock; and further calls on the Minister for Communities to reflect the principles of Awaab’s Law in the development of Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards and a revised Decent Home Standard so as to require landlords to tackle damp, mould and disrepair in both social and private rented accommodation.’
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