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The Houses in Multiple Occupation (Certain Blocks of Flats) (Modifications to the Housing Act 2004 and Transitional Provisions for section 257 HMOs) (England) Regulations 2007
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2.Modifications to Part 2 of the Housing Act 2004 (licensing of houses in multiple occupation)
3.In section 61 (requirement for HMOs to be licensed) after...
5.In section 65 (tests as to suitability for multiple occupation)—...
6.In section 67 (licence conditions) after subsection (1) insert—
7.In section 73 (other consequences of operating unlicensed HMOs: rent...
8.In section 75 (other consequences of operating unlicensed HMOs: restrictions...
9.In section 78 (index of defined expressions: Part 2) in...
10.In Schedule 4— (a) in paragraph (1) after “conditions” insert...
11.Modification to Part 4 of the Act (additional control provisions in relation to residential accommodation)
13.Repeal of Part 11 of the Housing Act 1985: transitional provisions
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