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2.7 WHAT IS THE TIMETABLE FOR CONSULTATION?

Our summary of the timetable is as follows:

Formal Consultation Period

The Council will issue the formal consultation document and begin an intensive programme of resident consultation.

This will include meetings and visiting residents in their homes.

Residents are asked to feed back their views to the Council during this period.

End of Formal Consultation

The Council and will consider the views of residents and discuss how these should be taken into account.

"Stage Two" Notice Period

The Council will send a letter to tenants telling them of the outcome of the consultation, This letter will say:

  • Whether or not the Council is going to proceed to a ballot
  • Whether or not it is going to make any changes to the formal offer as a result of residents' views

It will also explain that the letter marks the start of the 28 day period for tenants to lodge any objections on the offer with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister

Ballot Period

If the Council has decided to continue with the process, then two postal ballots, one of tenants and one of leaseholders will be conducted by an independent organisation called Electoral Reform Ballot Services.

Ballot Result

The result will be announced to the Council by the Electoral Reform Ballot Services. The Council will then inform residents.

Transfer

Approximately six months after the close of the ballot.

 

 

 

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2.7 Consultation Timetable

Our summary of the timetable is as follows:

Formal Consultation Period

The Council will issue the formal consultation document and begin an intensive programme of resident consultation.

This will include meetings and visiting residents in their homes.

Residents are asked to feed back their views to the Council during this period.

End of Formal Consultation

The Council and THCH will consider the views of residents and discuss how these should be taken into account.

"Stage Two" Notice Period

The Council will send a letter to tenants telling them of the outcome of the consultation, This letter will say:

  • Whether or not the Council is going to proceed to a ballot
  • Whether or not it is going to make any changes to the formal offer as a result of residents' views

It will also explain that the letter marks the start of the 28 day period for tenants to lodge any objections on the offer with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister

Ballot Period

If the Council has decided to continue with the process, then two postal ballots, one of tenants and one of leaseholders will be conducted by an independent organisation called Electoral Reform Ballot Services.

Ballot Result

The result will be announced to the Council by the Electoral Reform Ballot Services. The Council will then inform residents.

Transfer

Approximately six months after the close of the ballot.

 

 

 

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