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2. In this Order—
“the 2014 Act” (“Deddf 2014”) means the Housing (Wales) Act 2014; and any reference to a numbered section is a reference to a section of that Act;
“authority” (“awdurdod”) means the relevant local housing authority(1) which owes a duty to a homeless person under sections 68, 75 or 82;
“B&B accommodation” (“llety Gwely a Brecwast”) means commercially provided accommodation (whether or not breakfast is included)—
which is not separate and self-contained premises;
in which any of the following amenities is not available to the applicant or is shared by more than one household—
a toilet;
personal washing facilities;
cooking facilities;
which is not accommodation which is owned or managed by a local housing authority, a registered social landlord or a voluntary organisation; or
which is not an establishment registered under the provisions of the Care Standards Act 2000(2);
and “B&B” (“Gwely a Brecwast”) is to be construed accordingly;
“basic standard accommodation” (“llety o safon sylfaenol”) means accommodation that—
complies with all statutory requirements (such as, where applicable, requirements relating to fire, gas, electrical, and other safety; planning; and licences for houses in multiple occupation); and
has a manager deemed by the authority to be a fit and proper person with the ability to manage B&B accommodation;
and “basic standard” (“safon sylfaenol”) is to be construed accordingly;
“higher standard accommodation” (“llety o safon uwch”) means accommodation that meets—
the basic standard; and
the standards contained in the Schedule to this Order,
and “higher standard” (“safon uwch”) is to be construed accordingly;
“member of a person’s household” (“aelod o aelwyd y person”) bears the same meaning as in section 57(2), and “household” (“aelwyd”) is to be construed accordingly;
“shared accommodation” (“llety a rennir”) means accommodation—
which is not separate and self-contained premises; or
in which any of the following amenities is not available to the applicant or is shared by more than one household—
a toilet;
personal washing facilities;
cooking facilities; or
which is not an establishment registered under the provisions of the Care Standards Act 2000;
“small B&B” (“llety Gwely a Brecwast bach”) means—
B&B accommodation—
where the manager resides on the premises; and
which has fewer than 7 bedrooms available for letting.
See the definition of “local housing authority” in section 99 of the Housing (Wales) Act 2014.
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