Tenancy Standard definition

Tenancy Standard means the tenancy standard published by the Regulator from time to time pursuant to its power under Section 193 of the HRA 2008;
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Tenancy Standard means the tenancy standard published by the Regulator from time to time pursuant to its power under Section 193 of the HRA 2008; Tenant means a tenant of an Eligible Dwelling who satisfies the eligibility criteria identified in Section 3 of the RTSO Guidance; Total Grant Tranche means the total Firm Scheme Grant identified on IMS as payable on achievement of Completion of the relevant Single Claim Scheme; Tranche means (as the context requires) the Acquisition Tranche Grant, Start on Site Tranche Grant, Practical Completion Tranche Grant or Total Grant Tranche;
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Tenancy Standard means the standard described in The Regulatory Framework for Social Housing in England published by the Regulator in March 2012 as may be amended and updated from time to time; Tenant means (as the context requires):
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Examples of Tenancy Standard in a sentence

  • The Housing Trust’s ‘Tenancy and Estate Management Service Standard’ will be reviewed in consultation with service users, taking into account the new Tenancy Policy and the government’s new Tenancy Standard, Tenants will be signposted to the Service Standard and this Policy document.

  • This Policy complies with the guidance set out in the Tenancy Strategy.This policy meets the requirements of the Tenancy Standard.

  • It is a regulatory requirement that housing associations comply with the Tenancy Standard, this expects that housing associations publish a tenancy policy that sets out the types of tenancies they will grant and specific requirements in relation to any tenancies that are granted for a fixed term.

  • The contents of such rules and policies should reflect the law and also regulations found in the Tenancy Standard, published by the Regulator of Social Housing.

  • HCA Tenancy Standard – This sets out that housing associations should let their homes in a fair, transparent and efficient way.

  • The Tenancy Standard requires that Registered Providers contribute to Local Authority strategic housing function and sustainable communities.

  • The Tenancy Standard 2012 (last updated 2015) sets out our regulatory obligations and requires us to publish clear and accessible policies which outline our approach to tenancy management, including interventions to sustain tenancies and prevent unnecessary evictions, and tackling tenancy fraud.

  • The Tenancy Standard requires RPs to let their homes in a transparent and efficient way and to take account of the housing needs and aspirations of tenants and potential tenants.

  • The Tenancy Policy is a requirement of the Tenancy Standard set by the Regulator of Social Housing.

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More Definitions of Tenancy Standard

Tenancy Standard means the tenancy standard published by the Regulator from time to time pursuant to its power under Section 193 of the HRA 2008; Tenant means a tenant of an Eligible Dwelling who satisfies the eligibility criteria identified in Section 3 of the RTSO Guidance; Total Grant Tranche means the total Firm Scheme Grant identified on IMS as payable on achievement of Completion of the relevant Single Claim Scheme;
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Tenancy Standard means the tenancy standard published by the Regulator from time to time pursuant to its power under section 193 of the HRA 2008 (or such other legislative or regulatory requirement or standard as may apply to the Grant Recipient or Delivery Partner from time to time); Tenant means a tenant of an Eligible Dwelling who satisfies the eligibility criteria identified in Section 3 of the RTSO Guidance; Tenure Balance means the percentage split between the different Tenure Types identified in the Agreed Provider Profile; Tenure Type means a tenure of the type listed in limb (a) of the definition of AHP Housing; Term means the period of time from the date of this Agreement until:
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Tenancy Standard means the tenancy standard published by the Regulator from time to time pursuant to its power under Section 193 of the HRA 2008; Tenure Type means one of the following tenure types in respect of which the Average Grant Rate is specified at table 3 of the "Affordable Homes Block" on OPS for each AHP Dwelling as a tenure at a:
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Tenancy Standard means the standard described in the Regulatory Framework for Social Housing in England from April 2012 as published by the HCA as the same may be amended and updated from time to time; Tenant means (as the context requires): a tenant occupying a Rent to Save Dwelling on the basis of a flexible secure tenancy; a prospective flexible secure tenant of a Rent to Save Dwelling; or a tenant occupying an Affordable Dwelling. Term means the period of time from the date hereof until: 31 December 2020 (or such later date as the Council may reasonably agree or require); or the date of any earlier termination by the Council of the entirety of this Agreement;
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Tenancy Standard means the tenancy standard published by the Regulator from time to time pursuant to its power under Section 193 of the HRA 2008; Tenant means a tenant of an Eligible Dwelling who satisfies the eligibility criteria identified in Section 3 of the RTSO Guidance; The Almshouse Association is the Charity of that name registered under the charity registration number 245668 of Billingbear Lodge, Maidenhead Road, Wokingham, RG40 5RU; Total Grant Tranche means the total Firm Scheme Grant identified on IMS as payable on achievement of Completion of the relevant Single Claim Scheme;
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Tenancy Standard means the Government's standards in respect of the letting of Affordable Housing published on 1 April 2012, as updated, and any such Government policy which may succeed it.
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