67 Licence conditions
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

67  Licence conditions

(1)     A licence may include such conditions as the local housing authority consider appropriate for regulating all or any of the following—

(a)     the management, use and occupation of the house concerned, and

(b)     its condition and contents.

(2)     Those conditions may, in particular, include (so far as appropriate in the circumstances)—

(a)     conditions imposing restrictions or prohibitions on the use or occupation of particular parts of the house by persons occupying it;

(b)     conditions requiring the taking of reasonable and practicable steps to prevent or reduce anti-social behaviour by persons occupying or visiting the house;

(c)     conditions requiring facilities

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