Mr Prisk: The new neighbourhood planning regime provides an
opportunity for housing co-operatives to shape developments in their area. In
conjunction with the recently announced support funding for custom-build
projects, these proposals should prove an attractive proposition to the
co-operative housing sector. In a bid to
ease the regulatory burdens on co-operatives, the Localism Act 2011 exempted
houses in multiple occupation that are controlled or managed by a co-operative
society from the houses in multiple occupation licensing regime. The Government
and the HCA is currently engaging with the Mutual Housing Group, which includes
the Confederation of Co-operative Housing and other community led housing
groups, on their proposals for an investment fund to support development in the
sector.
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