80 Designation of selective licensing areas
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

Designation of selective licensing areas

80  Designation of selective licensing areas

(1)     A local housing authority may designate either—

(a)     the area of their district, or

(b)     an area in their district,

as subject to selective licensing, if the requirements of subsections (2) and (9) are met.

(2)     The authority must consider that—

(a)     the first or second set of general conditions mentioned in subsection (3) or (6), or

(b)     any conditions specified in an order under subsection (7) as an additional set of conditions,

are satisfied in relation to the area.

(3)     The first set of general conditions are—

(a)     that the area is, or is likely to become, an area of low housing demand; and

(b)     that making a designation will, when

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