202 Right to request review of decision
Housing Act 1996 (1996 c 52) | Legislation

Right to request review of decision

202  Right to request review of decision

(1)     An applicant has the right to request a review of—

(a)     any decision of a local housing authority as to his eligibility for assistance,

(b)     any decision of a local housing authority as to what duty (if any) is owed to him under sections [189B to 193C] and 195 . . . (duties to persons found to be homeless or threatened with homelessness),

[(ba)     any decision of a local housing authority—

(i)     as to the steps they are to take under subsection (2) of section 189B, or

(ii)     to give notice under subsection (5) of that section bringing to an end their duty to the applicant under subsection (2) of that section,

(bb)

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