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LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH. WHEREAS in pursuance
section 14
the Housing (Financial and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 1932 , the Minister for Local Government and Public Health did by Order under his
ficial Seal bearing date the 13th day
October, 1932, entitled the Housing (Loan Charges Contributions) Regulations, 1932, make certain regulations with respect to the payment
contributions under section 6
the said Act towards the annual loan charges incurred by local authorities in respect
money borrowed by them for the provision under the Housing
the Working Classes Acts, 1890 to 1931, and the Labourers Acts, 1883 to 1931,
houses, cottages or housing accommodation to which the said section 6
the said Act applies: AND WHEREAS it is expedient to amend the said Housing (Loan Charges Contributions) Regulations, 1932, in manner hereinafter appearing: NOW THEREFORE, the Minister for Local Government and Public Health in exercise
the powers vested in him by section 14
the Housing (Financial and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 1932 , does by this his Order make the following regulations, that is to say:—
the said Regulations shall be amended by the substitution therein
the words "rents received" for the words "rents accrued".
the said Regulations shall be amended by the deletion
the words from "and in the allocation" to the end
the said sub-paragraph.
the said Regulations after sub-paragraph
the first or any subsequent letting
the houses the following preferences shall, wherever practicable, have been given by them:— (i) Where the houses have been provided for the accommodation
persons displaced by any operation
the local authority under the Housing
the Working Classes Acts, 1890 to 1931, a first preference to such
the applicants for the houses as are persons who have been or are about to be displaced as aforesaid and are members
the special class; and then a preference to such
the applicants for the houses as are persons who have been or are about to be displaced as aforesaid and who are or would be otherwise without suitable accommodation; (ii) Where the houses have not been provided for the accommodation
persons displaced by any operations
the local authority under the Housing
the Working Classes Acts, 1890 to 1931, or if, so provided, there are no applicants for the houses who are persons displaced or are about to be displaced as aforesaid then a preference to such
the applicants as are members
the special class. (iii) Where the houses have been provided under the Labourers Acts, 1883 to 1931, otherwise than in pursuance
a scheme founded on representations made under these Acts, a first preference to such
the applicants for the houses as are members
the special class; a second preference to such
the said applicants as are persons (not being members
the special class) with families who are living in houses which have been condemned as being unfit for human habitation; and then a third preference to such
the said applicants as are persons with families whose existing accommodation is insufficient: provided always that in determining the relative order
preference amongst a class
applicants to whom a preference in the letting
the houses is hereinbefore required to be given, the local authority shall consider and have regard to a report to be obtained from the appropriate medical
ficer
health as to the existing housing accommodation
each such applicant and as to the degree
urgency
his need for alternative Accommodation. (iv) Where the houses have been provided under the Labourers Acts, 1883 to 1931, in pursuance
a scheme founded on representations made under those Acts, if the houses are not let to persons who signed on their own behalf such representations or on whose behalf such representations were made, the like preferences and in the like manner as are hereinbefore required to be given in the case
houses not so provided under the said Acts. (v) For the purposes
the foregoing provisions
this sub-paragraph the expression "special class" shall mean persons with families living in one-roomed dwellings where either— (a) One or more members
the family is or are suffering from tuberculosis; or (b) one or more members
the family exclusive
the parents, has or have attained the age
sixteen years; or (c) the dwelling has been condemned as being unfit for human habitation.
the said Regulations shall in its application to a scheme for the provision
houses, the expenses
which are defrayed out
monies borrowed— (a) from the Local Loans Fund with the sanction
the Minister for Finance given on or after the 13th day
September, 1937; or (b) from any other source with the sanction
the Minister given on or after the 13th day
September, 1937; have effect with the substitution
the sum
£350 for the sum
£300 therein specified. Given under the
ficial Seal
the Minister for Local Government and Public Health, this fifteenth day
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