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(1)Subsection (2) applies where the panel member has decided to assist the landlord under section 28A(3)(a).
(2)The panel member must liaise with the landlord and the tenant with a view to agreeing a suitable date and time (or dates and times) for the landlord to exercise the landlord's right of entry under section 181(4).
(3)Subsection (4) applies if the tenant (without reasonable excuse) has failed or refused, within a reasonable time, to—
(a)respond to the panel member, or
(b)agree a suitable date and time (or dates and times) for the landlord to exercise the landlord's right of entry under section 181(4).
(4)The panel member may fix a date and time (or dates and times) for the landlord to exercise the landlord's right of entry to the house under section 181(4).
(5)Where a date and time has been agreed under subsection (2), the panel member may, on the request of either the landlord or the tenant and where there are reasonable grounds for doing so, liaise with the parties with a view to agreeing a different date and time (or dates and times) for the landlord to exercise the landlord's right of entry under section 181(4).
(6)The panel member must as soon as reasonably practicable notify the landlord and tenant of any date and time (or dates and times) agreed or fixed under this section for the landlord to exercise the landlord's right of entry under section 181(4).
(7)When notifying the parties of the date and time (or dates and times) agreed or fixed under this section, the panel member must also—
(a)provide the tenant with information about the action that the panel member may take under section 182 if the tenant refuses the landlord's exercise of the landlord's right of entry to the house under section 181(4), and
(b)inform both parties that the panel member (or a person authorised by the panel member) may be requested to attend when the landlord exercises such right of entry.
(8)The panel member may, at the request of the landlord or the tenant, attend at the house at the time agreed or fixed for the landlord to exercise the landlord's right of entry under section 181(4).
(9)The panel member may, at any time, stop assisting the landlord under this section if the panel member considers it appropriate to do so.
(10)The panel member may—
(a)authorise a person (other than the landlord or a representative of the landlord) to exercise any function conferred on the panel member under this section, or
(b)arrange for any such function to be carried out by another panel member.
(11)The Scottish Ministers may by regulations make further provision about the action the panel member is to take under this section.
(12)In this section, “the panel member” means the member of the private rented housing panel to whom the case has been allocated under section 28A(2).]
Textual Amendments
F1Ss. 28A-28C inserted (22.9.2015 for specified purposes, 1.12.2015 in so far as not already in force) by Private Rented Housing (Scotland) Act 2011 (asp 14), ss. 35(4), 41(3); S.S.I. 2015/326, art. 2(2)(b)(3)
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