Proportion of homes for which all required asbestos management surveys or re-inspections have been carried out. i. The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities plans to consult on electrical safety in the social rented sector and has set up a Working Group to help inform that consultation. For ease, in this document we refer to these principles and statutory duties together as ‘key principles’. A bay laid adjacent to the road edge should be designed so that neither it nor the associated legend overlaps the centre line road marking. The chapter covers the many new forms of sign introduced in 2016 and the new ways in which worded signs may be specified, making them much more flexible.

Consultation on the introduction of tenant satisfaction

Their input has helped us to identify a number of key areas, including in relation to the survey methodology and question design which we are seeking views on in this consultation. For the purposes of this document, the term ‘tenant’ refers to any resident of LCRA or LCHO homes owned by a provider. The White Paper aims that the TSMs should both be a useful tool for tenants to use to hold their landlord to account and a tool for us to use in our consumer regulation.

The legend DOCTOR may be omitted or varied to SOLO MOTORCYCLES ONLY, SOLO M / CYCLES ONLY, SOLO M / CS ONLY or PERMIT HOLDERS ONLY, and should be repeated at intervals of about 12 m. We think that our proposals strike the right balance between ensuring a consistent approach to key aspects of survey methodology, while allowing sufficient flexibility for providers to meet requirements in a way that fits with wider objectives and a range of operating models. We don't as a general policy investigate the solvency of companies mentioned (how likely they are to go bust), but there is a risk any company can struggle and it's rarely made public until it's too late (see the Section 75 guide for protection tips). To help ensure that TSMs would also serve as a regulatory tool, we think it is important that registered providers be expected to meet requirements we specify in relation to what information they submit to us about their performance against TSMs, including when to submit the information, and in what form to report it. Where there is no raised kerb, the 300 mm mark should be used, positioned so that its nearer end is approximately 250 mm from the prohibition of waiting line.

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If adjacent bays for different uses would be of different widths, the greatest width should be adopted for all (where permitted by the Regulations) to avoid a potentially confusing stepped edge.Proportion of homes for which all required communal passenger lift safety checks have been carried out. b for registered providers to publish information about how they have met the regulator’s requirements would be important to provide tenants with confidence that their landlord is meeting these requirements, and also transparency in relation to how they are doing so. In developing our proposals for the TSMs we have developed a set of principles that we have considered throughout our work. The limit of the row of parking bays must be marked with the double terminal mark shown in diagram 1033; this is omitted where the limit is delineated by a raised kerb.

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This is subject to our statutory duties, such as our duty to exercise our functions in a way that minimises interference, and (so far as is possible) is proportionate, consistent, transparent and accountable. The Wikimedia Foundation has received an e-mail confirming that the copyright holder has approved publication under the terms mentioned on this page. While the rationale in this chapter focuses on specific TSMs, we also wish to hear views on our proposals in the round. We propose that the data for the TSMs that are tenant perception measures must be generated from tenant perception surveys rather than transactional surveys.We consider that our proposed detailed requirements in relation to TSMs, which all registered providers would have to meet, would be critical to help ensure the collection, publication and reporting of good quality data, which is as comparable, accessible and reliable as is reasonably possible. Therefore, we will consider a landlord’s TSMs alongside other evidence to get a rounded view of their performance. Therefore, it is not unreasonable to apply the principle of “de minimis” to the alleged contravention just as equally as one might attempt to apply it in defence of the unlawful traffic sign.