MANAGE HIGH RISK TOPICS EFFECTIVELY Clause Samples

MANAGE HIGH RISK TOPICS EFFECTIVELY. Based on analysis of each partner authority’s risks it is clear that the most significant risks for the Joint Service will be (in order): ▪ HOUSES IN MULTIPLE OCCUPATION (HMO); Identifying and licensing the most high risk properties within the private rented sector to protect the most vulnerable tenants. ▪ LAND CONTAMINATION; Identifying and remediating the most high risk pieces of land using GIS and research data. ▪ PRIVATE SECTOR HOUSING – NON HMO; Using the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) to deal with poor living conditions.
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