A Bill to make provision that occupiers of dwellings owned by certain forms of co-operatives shall occupy those dwellings by virtue of their membership of the co-operative and not as tenants or under any other type of property interest; to make provision for co-operative tenure and for the respective rights and obligations of the co-operative and its members; and for connected purposes.
House of Commons
Jonathan ReynoldsLabour (Co-op)
1 May 2012
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The Co-Operative Housing Tenure Bill would change who can occupy homes owned by certain co-operatives, by making occupancy rely on membership of the co-operative rather than a tenancy or other property interest. It sets out the idea of co-operative tenure and defines the rights and duties of both the co-operative and its members. The goal is to clarify and modernise how co‑operative housing is owned and lived in.
The bill is at the 2nd reading in the House of Commons. It originated in the Commons and dates from 2011, with its sponsor being Jonathan Reynolds; no further stages are shown in the provided information.
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30 Mar 2012
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