TENANT MANAGEMENT ORGANISATIONS Sample Clauses

TENANT MANAGEMENT ORGANISATIONS. 61.1 In the event that in accordance with regulations made under Section 27AB of the Housing Act 1985 any tenants propose to form a Tenant Management Organisation (as defined in Section 27AB(8) of the said Act) the Council shall be legally responsible for dealing with all aspects of such proposal. 61.2 The Council may pursuant to such a proposal instruct the Organisation to provide such assistance as may be required to the Council and any tenants making such proposal which assistance shall include:- 61.2.1 provision of information and records about the Services; 61.2.2 providing such reports or other documentation as the Council may reasonably require in a manner and timescale prescribed by the Council for consideration by the tenants or the Council; 61.2.3 attendance at meetings of such tenants; 61.2.4 such other help or advice as the Council may require to enable the Council to fulfil its statutory obligations. 61.3 At such time as a decision is made that a transfer of management responsibility for all or part of the Services is to take place in accordance with the provisions set out in Clause 61.1 the Council may issue further instructions to the Organisation requiring the Organisation to make arrangements to transfer responsibility for the Services and the Dwellings so affected to the Tenant Management Organisation in such manner and within such timescale as the Council may prescribe and the Organisation shall comply with such instructions which may include (but not be limited to):- 61.3.1 transferring data, records, statistics, files and other information in a format and manner prescribed by the Council; 61.3.2 transferring to the Tenant Management Organisation in accordance with the Regulations any staff transfer wholly or mainly engaged in the provision of services to the Tenant Management Organisation; 61.3.3 transferring necessary equipment and materials as may reasonably be stipulated by the Council’s Representative; 61.3.4 establishing working arrangements with the Tenant Management Organisation;
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TENANT MANAGEMENT ORGANISATIONS. In the event that in accordance with regulations made under Section 27AB of the Housing Xxx 0000 any tenants propose to form a Tenant Management Organisation (as defined in Section 27AB(8) of the said Act) the Council shall be legally responsible for dealing with all aspects of such proposal.
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TENANT MANAGEMENT ORGANISATIONS. In the event that in accordance with regulations made under Section 27AB of the Housing Act 1985 any tenants propose to form a Tenant Management Organisation (as defined in Section 27AB(8) of the said Act) the Council shall be legally responsible for dealing with all aspects of such proposal.
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TENANT MANAGEMENT ORGANISATIONS. 62.1 In the event that in accordance with regulations made under Section 27AB of the Housing Xxx 0000 any tenants propose to form a Tenant Management Organisation (as defined in Section 27AB(8) of the said Act) the Council shall be legally responsible for dealing with all aspects of such proposal. 62.2 The Council may pursuant to such a proposal instruct the Organisation to provide such assistance as may be required to the Council and any tenants making such proposal which assistance shall include:- 62.2.1 provision of information and records about the Services 62.2.2 providing such reports or other documentation as the Council may reasonably require in a manner and timescale prescribed by the Council for consideration by the tenants or the Council 62.2.3 attendance at meetings of such tenants and such other help or advice as the Council may require to enable the Council to fulfil its statutory obligations 62.3 At such time as a decision is made that a transfer of management responsibility for all or part of the Services is to take place in accordance with the provisions set out in Clause 61.1 the Council may issue further instructions to the Organisation requiring the Organisation to make arrangements to transfer responsibility for the Services and the Dwellings so affected to the Tenant Management Organisation in such manner and within such timescale as the Council may prescribe and the Organisation shall comply with such instructions which may include (but not be limited to):- 62.3.1 transferring data, records, statistics, files and other information in a format and manner prescribed by the Council 62.3.2 transferring to the Tenant Management Organisation in accordance with the Regulations any staff transfer wholly or mainly engaged in the provision of services to the Tenant Management Organisation 62.3.3 transferring necessary equipment and materials as may reasonably be stipulated by the Council’s Representative 62.3.4 establishing working arrangements with the Tenant Management Organisation 62.3.5 providing any other assistance reasonably needed to enable such transfer to take place. 62.4 At such time as a transfer of management responsibility to a Tenant Management Organisation takes place the Council shall be entitled to vary this Agreement in accordance with Clause 63 (giving three (3) months notice to the Organisation) and where such a Variation is made the amendment to the Delivery Plan in accordance with Clause 63.3 shall reflect the cost of pr...
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TENANT MANAGEMENT ORGANISATIONS. 9.1.1 Northwards will provide operational support and performance monitoring in relation to Tenant Management Organisations (TMOs) operating within the Management Area. This will be undertaken in each case in accordance with the Management Agreements between Northwards and the Council and between the Council and the TMO. 9.1.2 The City council will be responsible for contractual and legal matters in relation to TMOs: this includes dealing with new Right to Manage applications and termination of existing agreements. All other functions such as requests from existing TMOs to vary their Management Agreements, take on new areas of responsibility or cease undertaking current areas of responsibility will be reviewed by Northwards in consultation with the Council. 9.1.3 The City Council will be responsible for calculating the Management Allowance to be paid to each TMO, in accordance with the Right to Manage Regulations and will agree this with the TMO. 9.1.4 In the event that a TMO fails to comply fully with the terms of its Management Agreement with the Council, Northwards will notify the Council as soon as reasonably practicable and will recommend any action they feel may be appropriate with due regard to the agreement between the TMO and the council.
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TENANT MANAGEMENT ORGANISATIONS. At the beginning of 2012 there were 15 Tenant Management Organisations (TMOs) managing over 6,000 homes in the borough. This responsibility can include day-to-day repairs, allocations and lettings, tenancy management, cleaning and caretaking. TMOs establish an independent legal body and resident-led management committee. They are paid an annual management and maintenance allowance to carry out the management duties that are delegated to them. We recognise that resident involvement needs to be well resourced and supported if it is to be meaningful. The Council can help with financial assistance, training, advice and practical support provided by all parties to support and develop resident involvement. Tenants’ and residents’ associations make a huge contribution to improving the quality of life for the people living on our estates. The council will support the development of TRAs by assisting with resident training, community premises, financial assistance and annual monitoring. TRAs will be formally recognised by the council if they can prove that they are democratic and accountable. TRAs will need to follow a written constitution and code of conduct for meetings. TRAs have an annual general meeting (AGM) to elect officers and residents to represent the group at meetings with the council and other agencies. Financial records will also need to be maintained and made available upon request.
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