Petitions/Exempt homeowners from disclosing neighbour disputes when selling homes
StatusOngoing
Opened20 Aug 2026
Closes
Government response
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Amend Consumer Protection regulations to exempt homeowners who are victims of criminal or persistent anti-social behaviour (ASB) from being legally required to disclose their neighbour’s behaviour & neighbour-related disputes when selling their home.

Homeowners should not be required to disclose this information on TA6 Property Information Forms. Home sellers are currently required to declare neighbour disputes. We feel this unfairly punishes innocent victims of ASB, as it can trap homeowners facing noise, drug activity, or intimidation. This may force them to either stay in an unsafe area or slash their property price due to forced disclosure. Perpetrators face no financial penalty, while victims suffer financial loss. The government should create an "Innocent Seller" exemption. ASB should be treated as an external crime matter, not a defect of the property asset.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Alex McIntyre
1Alex McIntyre MP
Gloucester
3
Matt Bishop
2Matt Bishop MP
Forest of Dean
2
Preet Kaur Gill
3Preet Kaur Gill MP
Birmingham Edgbaston
1
Phil Brickell
4Phil Brickell MP
Bolton West
1
Lee Barron
5Lee Barron MP
Corby and East Northamptonshire
1
Sarah Jones
6Sarah Jones MP
Croydon West
1
Baggy Shanker
7Baggy Shanker MP
Derby South
1
Danny Kruger
8Danny Kruger MP
East Wiltshire
1
Sir Nicholas Dakin
9Sir Nicholas Dakin MP
Scunthorpe
1
Cameron Thomas
10Cameron Thomas MP
Tewkesbury
1