Q4 Quarterly Data 22-23
In this quarter, from January to March 2023, we received 11,205 complaints and enquiries – this represents a 38% increase on the previous quarter.
Complaints received
The complaint categories graph shows that ‘property condition’ was once again the most complained about category, with 64% of all complaints. That compares to the second highest ‘complaint handling’, at just 18%.
The following two graphs show how many complaints we receive from different types of landlords and different sizes regarding the top three complaint categories (property condition, complaint handling and anti-social behaviour).
Determinations
This graph shows how we found maladministration (whether that be severe, partial, or maladministration) in 63.8% of cases in the quarter.
Category findings
These graphs show how the different category findings relate to the top three complaint categories, the different types of landlords, and the different size of landlords.
Orders and recommendations
The orders given to landlord’s graph shows that in 55% of cases, we ordered landlords to pay residents compensation. And the recommendations given to landlord’s graph shows that in 28% of cases, we recommended that the landlord take non-specific action (usually something that is outside a repair).
The final graph shows how many orders and recommendations we’ve made based on the top three complaint categories.
* All data is provisional and subject to confirmation in the final end-year figures to be published in the annual report.