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(1)It is for the private rented housing committee to decide whether a landlord has complied with a repairing standard enforcement order made by the committee.
(2)Where the committee decide that a landlord has failed to comply with the repairing standard enforcement order, the committee must—
(a)serve notice of the failure on the local authority, and
(b)decide whether to make a rent relief order.
(3)The committee may not decide that a landlord has failed to comply with a repairing standard enforcement order—
(a)unless the period within which the order requires the work to be completed has ended, or
(b)if the committee are satisfied, on the submission of the landlord or otherwise—
(i)that the landlord is unable to comply with the order because of a lack of necessary rights (of access or otherwise) despite having taken reasonable steps for the purposes of acquiring those rights, or
(ii)that the work required by the order is likely to endanger any person.
(4)Where the committee are prevented by reason only of subsection (3)(b) from deciding that a landlord has failed to comply with a repairing standard enforcement order, the committee must serve notice on the local authority stating that they consider the landlord to be unable to comply with the repairing standard enforcement order.
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