The successful round one and round two bidders have put plans for a national trade body on the back burner for the time being.
Kensington and Chelsea tenants' management organisation chief executive Gordon Perry said: "We're still keen to develop a national trade body, but regional bodies work better just now." He added that at a meeting with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister last month, ALMO representatives pressed for assurances that the government would ease the controversial requirement for an ALMO to have a rating of three stars before all its funding is released.
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Housing Today
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