Where either party chooses not to use alternative dispute resolution or the process used failed to resolve the dispute, the parties would not be prevented from applying for statutory arbitration (even if the alternative process was mandatory under the lease). See further information on alternative dispute resolution. Part Two: The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022

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a. providing guidance on behaviours and negotiation aimed at assisting any business to resolve unpaid rent and to promote best practice within landlord and tenant relationships; and 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. ii. if an award is made, when the time period for appeal expires without an appeal being brought – this includes an award dismissing the reference or stating that no relief is to be given; or

She describes the people living near by as “neighbors”; the entire description invokes the feeling of a neighborhood. Many parties have already reached agreements, including by using this Code and its predecessor; however, we recognise that there are also circumstances where parties have been, or will be, unable to reach agreement by themselves. We encourage parties to negotiate as far as possible using the advice in the ‘Negotiation’ section of this Code. For businesses in England and Wales who are in scope of the Act, and where negotiation has been exhausted, we have made binding arbitration available (see Part Two). Existing agreements The final and binding nature of an award does not affect the tenant’s right to challenge the award. Awards made under the Act may be challenged or appealed via sections 67 to 71 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (subject to the modifications made by the Act to section 68 of the Arbitration Act 1996). Part three: Remedies and measures Temporary moratorium on remedies and measures for debts not in scope of the Act England and Wales At the core of Sang Ly’s desire to learn to read is to give her son something to look forward to and an opportunity to provide a path out of the dump and change the trajectory of NIsay’s life. The Department would adopt the view that tenants have a responsibility to pay their rent on time and equally Social Landlords have a responsibility to maintain and sustain tenancies. There will however be occasions when failure by a tenant to pay rent may result in more serious action being taken resulting in court action and eventual eviction. Eviction should always be viewed as a last resort and should only be used when all other avenues have been exhausted. Eviction has high social and economic costs for both the tenant and the Association and frequently results in the debt being unpaid and the Social Landlord left to pay court costs. Therefore, the Department would urge all Social Landlords to place an increasing emphasis on alternative approaches with a focus on preventative, rather than reactive, strategies.

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data is shared where possible between organisations and also ensure it is registered under the Data Protection Act Prevention is always better than the cure” and this is never more apparent than in the area of managing rent collection. It is generally accepted that it will cost the Association less to collect rents due rather than to chase arrears. Social Landlords should have regard for their social responsibilities and make sure that tenants’ are aware of theirs. Early intervention with the tenant is imperative in creating a culture of social responsibility for both tenants and Social Landlords. Associations should: When has your perspective changed about someone whose past was revealed to you? Describe a recent event when your perspective changed to the positive as you learned more about someone. What about to the negative? Compare how you felt or reacted in each case. Memory Do you remember learning to read? Do you remember seeing a child learning to read? How did it make your feel. Share stories among your members of learning to read. c. when the applicant can make the reference to arbitration will depend on whether the respondent has submitted a response. If the respondent has submitted a response, the reference can be made once 14 days (after the day on which the response was received) have expired. If the respondent has not submitted a response, a reference can be made after 28 days have expired beginning with the day on which the applicant served its notification.The respondent has the option to (but is not required to) within 14 days (beginning with the day on which the applicant’s proposal is received), put forward its formal proposal. The parties may agree an extension to that 14-day time limit, or the arbitrator can extend if that would be reasonable in all the circumstances.