Part 1 Procedure Relating to Grant or Refusal of Licences
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 5 Licences under Parts 2 and 3: Procedure and Appeals

Sections 71 and 94

Part 1 Procedure Relating to Grant or Refusal of Licences

Requirements before grant of licence

1

Before granting a licence, the local housing authority must—

(a)     serve a notice under this paragraph, together with a copy of the proposed licence, on the applicant for the licence and each relevant person, and

(b)     consider any representations made in accordance with the notice and not withdrawn.

2

The notice under paragraph 1 must state that the authority are proposing to grant the licence and set out—

(a)     the reasons for granting the licence,

(b)     the main terms of the licence, and

(c)     the end of the consultation period.

3

(1)     This paragraph applies if, having considered representations made in accordance with a notice under paragraph 1 or this paragraph, the local housing authority propose to grant a licence with modifications.

(2)     Before granting the licence the authority must—

(a)     serve a notice under this paragraph on the applicant for the licence and each relevant person, and

(b)     consider any representations made in accordance with the notice and not withdrawn.

4

The notice

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