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A real choice for tenants? [electronic resource]

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Publication details: London Housing Corporation 2008Subject(s): LOC classification:
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Clarity around choice -- deconstructing housing associations? -- a model for OFTENANT to develop choices for tenants? -- developing information and support for tenants making choices
Appendices: previous experience of choice of provider in the social housing sector; the position re. VAT on management agreements; Cave's view of choice; comparing social housing and the utilities sector; research methods; contributors to the research
Summary: Research responds to the Cave Review of Social Housing Regulation and investigates the matter of provider choice in social housing. The focus on choice and competition could bring about real change to both the regulator and the sector as a whole and the authors seek to explore how tenants might be given an element of control over their provider. Highlights the fact that 93% of tenants polled would like more choice over their housing aspirations and that 57% of tenants believe that they have next to no choice under current arrangements.
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Clarity around choice -- deconstructing housing associations? -- a model for OFTENANT to develop choices for tenants? -- developing information and support for tenants making choices

Appendices: previous experience of choice of provider in the social housing sector; the position re. VAT on management agreements; Cave's view of choice; comparing social housing and the utilities sector; research methods; contributors to the research

Research responds to the Cave Review of Social Housing Regulation and investigates the matter of provider choice in social housing. The focus on choice and competition could bring about real change to both the regulator and the sector as a whole and the authors seek to explore how tenants might be given an element of control over their provider. Highlights the fact that 93% of tenants polled would like more choice over their housing aspirations and that 57% of tenants believe that they have next to no choice under current arrangements.