Journal of Co-operative Studies 55(1), 54-57
Social and co-operative housing: The new act.
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Social and co-operative housing: The new act.
R. Johnston Birchall
Journal of Co-operative Studies 55(1), 54-57
Orginally published in Society for Co-operative Studies Bulletin 64, January 1989, 59-62
https://doi.org/10.61869/AKRH2623
How to cite this paper: Birchall, R.J. (2022). Social and co-operative housing: The new act. Journal of Co-operative Studies, 55(1), 54-57. https://doi.org/10.61869/AKRH2623 (Original work published 1989).
Abstract
The Housing Bill, which was featured in the Journal (Birchall, 1988), is finally the 1988 Housing Act. On the one hand it is hard to keep up with all the changes. On the other hand, the core of the Bill, as outlined in the May issue of the Journal remains remarkably intact. This paper looks at the impact on housing associations, tenants' transfer proposals, the co-operative option, and the case for a new tenant involvement agency.
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