Social Housing (Regulation) Act 2023
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33 Extension of powers to charities who have not received public assistance
In the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008 omit— (a) section 209(1) (inquiries); (b) section 256(7) (orders restricting dealings during inquiry); (c) section 257(5) (orders restricting dealings following inquiry); (d) section 259(5) (orders suspending officers etc during inquiry); (e) section 260(4) (orders removing or suspending officers etc following inquiry); (f) section 267(2) (orders removing officers); (g) section 269(6)(a), including the final “and” (orders appointing new officers).
33 Extension of powers to charities who have not received public assistance
In the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008 omit— (a) section 209(1) (inquiries); (b) section 256(7) (orders restricting dealings during inquiry); (c) section 257(5) (orders restricting dealings following inquiry); (d) section 259(5) (orders suspending officers etc during inquiry); (e) section 260(4) (orders removing or suspending officers etc following inquiry); (f) section 267(2) (orders removing officers); (g) section 269(6)(a), including the final “and” (orders appointing new officers).
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