Government properties Sample Clauses

Government properties. (a) For a Provider who has been allocated the management responsibility of government funded community housing capital and/or leasehold properties, the Provider or related legal entity the management responsibility is contracted under will need to be and remain a Registered Community Housing Provider within the meaning of the Community Housing Providers (Adoption of National Law) Act 2012 (NSW). (b) Providers who are delivering support services only for clients of government funded community housing properties will work in partnership with a Registered Community Housing Provider, responsible for delivering property and tenancy management services. The Registered Community Housing Provider will either have already had management responsibility over these properties or have a service presence in the local area that the Housing Agency will invite to take on the leasing or funding management responsibility of the properties. (c) Where a property portfolio has been linked to the provision of support, it is described in Attachment 2 of the Agreement for Funding of Services - Schedule. (d) For a Provider who has been allocated the management responsibility of government funded community housing capital and/or leasehold properties, the Provider will enter into a separate Community Housing Assistance Agreement with the Housing Agency for the management of the relevant community housing property portfolio. Where there is any conflict between this document and the Community Housing Assistance Agreement in relation to the management of the property portfolio, the Community Housing Assistance Agreement will prevail. (e) Where there is a community housing property portfolio, it may vary during the term of this funding agreement in property number, location or configuration due to reasons including but not limited to changes in housing supply and strategy and planning requirements. The Housing Agency will keep the Provider informed of any relevant changes and work with the Provider to identify alternative housing arrangement.
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