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232: Priority review of the uptake by social landlords of legislative powers to tackle anti-social behaviour
| Published | 15 January 2007 |
|---|---|
| Type(s) | Research and statistics |
| Site | Housing |
| Product code | 06HC03845/54 |
| Price | Free |
Summary
The Government's Respect Action Plan (published in January 2006) reinforced the high priority given to tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB). Tackling ASB within social housing is a key part of this agenda and forms a core part of a social landlord's housing management responsibilities.
Recognising the important role that housing providers play in tackling ASB, the Government has introduced a range of powers that can be used to help create and maintain sustainable communities. In particular, the Housing Act 2004 and the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 provided landlords with significant powers to deal with ASB across tenures as it impacts on social housing.
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