Grounds 2ZA and 2ZC: it is necessary to retain a small amount of flexibility to reflect new business models and legislative commercial arrangements that may also require a ground for possession. The power will allow the government to adjust the scope of landlords who can use the ground as sectors evolve to ensure it is available when it is reasonable while preventing "backdoor" evictions.
	Grounds 5C: this is an expanded ground and the scale of its use cannot be known with certainty. The power will be used to limit its use to certain landlords or in relation to certain types of employer and is necessary to prevent potential future abuse if unscrupulous landlords seek to use the ground beyond the circumstances for which it is intended.
	Grounds 5H: this power allows the Secretary of State to use regulations to change the type of landlord to whom Ground 5H is available to use. This is necessary to ensure the ground is only applicable to the targeted landlords who operate legitimate schemes.
	Ground 6B: The power will be used to expand or amend the list of offences under the ground so that landlords are not unnecessarily penalised for failing to comply with enforcement action because they do not have the relevant ground for possession.
	Definitions (Supported and Managed Accommodation): The power will be used to amend the definition of supported accommodation which is relevant to Grounds 2ZA, 2ZC, 5E, 5F and 18. This power will enable the government to respond quickly and flexibly to changes. This is needed to ensure the definition remains fit for purpose so the sector can continue to function effectively and to maintain providers’ confidence in operating supported accommodation.
	Ground 7: The power allows the Secretary of State to ensure that landlords under certain tenancies can recover possession where those tenancies have been inherited under a will or the intestacy rules and the new tenant was living there immediately before the former tenant’s death. The government believes it isn’t always appropriate or fair for tenants to succeed to certain tenancies, as the property may be reserved, funded or adapted for particular usages (e.g. housing which is provided as supported accommodation for those with particular needs). This power is required to ensure that new types of specialist tenancy can continue to operate effectively in future.
Schedules Schedule 1: Changes to grounds for possession Part 6: power to amend grounds 2ZA, 2ZC, 5C, 5H and 6B and definition Proposed use of power