Part 2 Procedure Relating to Variation or Revocation of Management Orders
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

Part 2 Procedure Relating to Variation or Revocation of Management Orders

Variation of management orders

9

Before varying an interim or final management order, the local housing authority must—

(a)     serve a notice under this paragraph on each relevant person, and

(b)     consider any representations made in accordance with the notice and not withdrawn.

10

The notice under paragraph 9 must state that the authority are proposing to make the variation and specify—

(a)     the effect of the variation,

(b)     the reasons for the variation, and

(c)     the end of the consultation period.

11

(1)     This paragraph applies where the local housing authority decide to vary an interim or final management order.

(2)     The local housing authority must serve on each relevant person—

(a)     a copy of the authority's decision to vary the order, and

(b)     a notice setting out—

(i)     the reasons for the decision and the date on which it was made,

(ii)     the right of appeal against the decision under Part 3 of this Schedule, and

(iii)     the period within which an appeal may be made (see paragraph 29(2)).

(3)     The documents required to be served on each relevant

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