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The Licensing and Management of Houses in Multiple Occupation and Other Houses (Miscellaneous Provisions) (England) Regulations 2006

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11.—(1) The following particulars are prescribed for each entry in a register established and maintained under section 232(1)(a) of the Act in respect of a licence granted under Part 2 (HMOs) or 3 (selective licensing) of the Act which is in force—

(a)the name and address of the licence holder;

(b)the name and address of the person managing the licensed HMO or house;

(c)the address of the licensed HMO or house;

(d)a short description of the licensed HMO or house;

(e)a summary of the conditions of the licence;

(f)the commencement date and duration of the licence;

(g)summary information of any matter concerning the licensing of the HMO or house that has been referred to a residential property tribunal or to the Lands Tribunal; and

(h)summary information of any decision of the tribunals referred to in sub-paragraph (g) that relate to the licensed HMO or house, together with the reference number allocated to the case by the tribunal.

(2) The following additional particulars are prescribed for each entry in a register established and maintained under section 232(1)(a) of the Act in respect of a licence granted under Part 2 of the Act which is in force—

(a)the number of storeys comprising the licensed HMO;

(b)the number of rooms in the licensed HMO providing—

(i)sleeping accommodation; and

(ii)living accommodation;

(c)in the case of a licensed HMO consisting of flats—

(i)the number of flats that are self contained; and

(ii)the number of flats that are not self contained;

(d)a description of shared amenities including the numbers of each amenity; and

(e)the maximum number of persons or households permitted to occupy the licensed HMO under the conditions of the licence.

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