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| Published | 7 June 2006 |
|---|---|
| Type(s) | Reports and summaries |
| Site | Housing |
| Product code | 06HC03845/07 |
| Price | Free |
This document was informed by the October 2004 Review process and sets out the Department's views on options for the management of council homes in local authorities with ALMOs after the Decent Homes programme has been completed. ALMOs currently have a fixed lifespan, limited to the length of the current agreement with their local authority. When this ends there are a range of possible ways forward, including:
The Department also wishes to secure clarity about when and how tenants and other service users should be consulted in respect of future management arrangements of the local authority stock currently managed by ALMOs. The Department expects any consultation on a significant change to the local authority's management arrangements with the ALMO to be as comprehensive as that undertaken before the setting up of the ALMO. The paper sets out a number of scenarios under which we would expect to see tenants consulted and a number where it may be considered good practice to consult.
This paper also addresses issues of operational capacity of ALMOs which were considered by the Review group including:
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