Part 1 Provision about Levels of Rents
Welfare Reform and Work Act 2016 (2016 c 7) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 2 Further Provision about Social Housing Rents

Section 26

Part 1 Provision about Levels of Rents

Tenancy of existing social housing

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(1)     This paragraph applies in relation to a tenant of social housing in England if—

(a)     the tenancy begins after the beginning of 8 July 2015, and

(b)     the accommodation was social housing during the period starting with the beginning of 8 July 2015 and ending with the beginning of the tenancy.

(2)     This paragraph does not apply if paragraph 3 applies.

(3)     The registered provider must secure that the maximum amount of rent payable to the registered provider by the tenant in respect of—

(a)     the first relevant year, where the tenancy begins before or at the beginning of the first relevant year,

(b)     the part of the relevant year falling after the beginning of the tenancy, where the tenancy begins after the beginning of the first relevant year and not at the beginning of a later relevant year,

(c)     the following relevant year, where the tenancy begins as described in paragraph (b), or

(d)     the relevant year, other than the first relevant year, at the beginning of which the tenancy begins,

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