The government is pressing ahead with plans to make it
easier for tenant groups to take over the management of their homes, following
a consultation. Revised regulations on the ‘right to manage’ will remove
requirements that tenant groups must produce a ‘feasibility study’ before
balloting residents, and that local authorities must send the result of ballots
and copies of tenant management organisations’ agreements to the communities
secretary. The government has also said it will produce ‘streamlined,
sector-led guidance that provides practical help for tenants in exercising
their right to manage’. The CLG announced it will go ahead with the plans in a
summary of the 56 responses it received to a consultation on the
proposals. Download a copy of the
consultation responses from the CLG website.
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