DCLG Localism Act: Community Right to Bid 13 December 2011
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LGIUThe document outlines the Community Right to Bid scheme in the UK, which allows communities to nominate local buildings or land as "assets of community value" to gain protection against unwanted sale. Key aspects include: - Communities, parish councils, and community organizations can nominate assets to the local authority, who will decide whether to list them. - Once listed, the owner must inform the local authority if intending to sell, triggering a 6-week interim window and 6-month full window for community bids. - The scheme aims to protect valued community assets and "level the playing field" for communities to bid against other buyers. - Regulations will define terms like "community organizations" and set
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