The Rent Collector

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offer basic money advice and be aware of the need to refer more vulnerable tenants on to floating support or external agencies

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sign-posting tenants to organisations or support groups that can assist tenants with their difficulties Equally if a tenant fails to pay on time, this would mean they'd be damaging their credit score. Keeping incentives aligned for both tenants and landlords.Important: the information provided in this section regarding Stage 1 of the arbitration process is statutory guidance issued to landlords and tenants about making a reference to arbitration under the Secretary of State’s power in section 21(1)(b) of the Act. Just like the previous Code, there is clear guidance that balances the rights of both tenants and landlords in negotiations. The government continues to encourage negotiation between parties, including whilst arbitration is ongoing. Our expectation therefore remains that tenants who are able to pay their rent debt in full should do so. However, we recognise the extreme impact closure requirements had on certain businesses, and we therefore encourage landlords and tenants to work together. Tenants who are or would be viable if not for rent debt, and who are unable to pay in full should, in the first instance, negotiate with their landlord in the expectation that the landlord will share the burden where they are able to do so and as set out within this Code. This will allow landlords to support those tenants who are in need and might otherwise be unable to continue trading.

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For more information on the major steps in the rent collection process see Suggested Rent Collection Procedures Rent” for the Act’s purposes means one or more of the following, payable by the tenant to the landlord (or person acting for the landlord): If the tenant is a debtor under a CVA, IVA, or a ‘compromise or arrangement’ relating to any protected rent which has been proposed or applied for and is awaiting a decision, then the parties may refer a matter to arbitration. However, an arbitrator may not be appointed, no formal proposal may be made by the respondent, and neither party may make a revised formal proposal, whilst the decision is pending. Further guidance on good practice is provided in ‘Improving the Effectiveness of Rent Arrears Management – Good Practice Guidance’ which is a publication from the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and ‘Managing Rent Arrears: Good Practice Briefing No 21’ published by the Chartered Institute of Housing. Controlled Tenancies It should be noted that the income and arrears referred to in these rent collection targets is restricted to income and arrears from social housing activities. Rent Collection Target

If your tenant is late on rent, we'll notify you automatically, and chase the tenant on your behalf. b. giving the tenant time to pay the debt (in whole or in part), including by way of instalments; and/or The protected period in the Act is the period from 21 March 2020, when the first requirements on businesses to close their premises or cease trading (in whole or in part, including with exceptions such as non-essential shops being allowed to open for collections) came into force under regulations made under section 45C of the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984 to the date when specific restrictions (other than generally applicable restrictions such as displaying information about wearing face coverings) were last in place for the relevant sector. Leisure centres; gyms; swimming pools; spas; indoor play areas; community centres allowed to reopen

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The Act requires the arbitrator to consider certain factors when assessing the viability of the tenant’s business (whether at Stage 2 or Stage 3). See paragraph 83 above.a. if the tenant is a debtor under a CVA, IVA, or ‘compromise or arrangement’ relating to any protected rent which has been proposed or applied for and is awaiting a decision, then the parties are not prevented from making a reference to arbitration. However, an arbitrator may not be appointed, and no formal proposal may be made by the respondent or no revised formal proposal by either party, whilst the decision is pending; or In addition to restrictions in Tier 3, non-essential retail and some further businesses required to close The Department has made a new Determination which comes into operation from 24th March 2016, to give registered HAs the flexibility and discretion to apply rent increases not exceeding annual NIHE rent increases for tenants in Controlled Tenancies only. In effect, this provides that registered HAs may continue to apply rent increases to these tenancies in line with NIHE rent increases, or they may apply a lower rate of increase. Similar to restrictions that had applied nationally from 26/03 (see above – less extensive in some other areas) For the purpose of the Act the protected period (relevant to each sector) remains as indicated in the graph above – although the circumstances of each business must be considered, as the graph is illustrative only. Date

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In making this assessment, the arbitrator must disregard the possibility of the tenant borrowing money or restructuring their business. The rationale is that if a business took on more debt to become viable for the purposes of arbitration under the Act, they would likely be delaying the problem and risking their long-term viability. Indicators in guidance to arbitrators which may be used to determine viability The applicant should be aware that the Act requires the reference to arbitration to include a formal proposal for resolving the dispute (see paragraph 96 below for further details). effective liaison is maintained with other organisations e.g. the Departments Housing Division and the Northern Ireland Federation of Housing AssociationsWe encourage all landlords and tenants to attempt negotiation regardless of whether the debts owed are in scope of the Act. If agreement is reached, we recommend that parties confirm this between themselves, formally and in writing. Where parties reach an agreement, the arbitration process will not override this. To provide the time to introduce and pass the Act, a moratorium on forfeiture and restrictions on the use of CRAR remained in place in England and Wales, ending on 24 March 2022. Restrictions on winding up petitions for inability to pay debts, including in relation to rent debts, applied until 31 March 2022. A temporary moratorium on other remedies and measures applies under the Act, for those in scope of the arbitration process. It makes clear that a tenant can’t keep the doors of their business open if it comes at the expense of the landlord’s solvency. It is open to either the landlord or tenant to make a reference to arbitration and they have until 23 September 2022 to do so (unless the Secretary of State extends the period for making a reference by regulations).