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StatuteHousing Act 2004

Section 115 — Housing Act 2004: Local housing authority’s duties once final management order in force

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Local housing authority’s duties once final management order in force 115 1 A local housing authority who have made a final management order in respect of a house must comply with the following provisions once the order has come into force.

2 The local housing authority must take such steps as they consider appropriate with a view to the proper management of the house in accordance with the management scheme contained in the order (see section 119).

3 The local housing authority must from time to time review—

a the operation of the order and in particular the management scheme contained in it, and b whether keeping the order in force in relation to the house (with or without making any variations under section 121) is the best alternative available to them.

4 If on a review the authority consider that any variations should be made under section 121, they must proceed to make those variations.

5 If on a review the authority consider that either—

a granting a licence under Part 2 or 3 in respect of the house, or b revoking the order under section 122 and taking no further action, is the best alternative available to them, the authority must grant such a licence or revoke the order (as the case may be).

6 For the avoidance of doubt, the authority’s duty under subsection (2) includes taking such steps as are necessary to ensure that, while the order is in force, reasonable provision is made for insurance of the house against destruction or damage by fire or other causes.

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