Q: Statutory Recognition

Statutory Recognition Q: Can you suggest how to get statuary recognition? FPRA Chairman Bob Smytherman replies: This is a decision for your Freeholder to grant which should be straight forward as your RA has 15 members out of 22 which is a clear majority We should have a template letter on the members’ section of our website for you to use to write to the freeholder. This can be found on page 32 of the information pack. Should they decline to recognise, you have a right of appeal to the First Tier Tribunal where they would need to justify their decision which will be difficult if you can clearly demonstrate that you represent the majority. [Submitted May 2019]

Q: Statutory Recognition

Statutory Recognition Q: Can you suggest how to get statuary recognition? FPRA Chairman Bob Smytherman replies: This is a decision for your Freeholder to grant which should be straight forward as your RA has 15 members out of 22 which is a clear majority We should have a template letter on the members’ section of our website for you to use to write to the freeholder. This can be found on page 32 of the information pack. Should they decline to recognise, you have a right of appeal to the First Tier Tribunal where they would need to justify their decision which will be difficult if you can clearly demonstrate that you represent the majority. [Submitted May 2019]

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Statutory Recognition

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Statutory Recognition Q: Can you suggest how to get statuary recognition? FPRA Chairman Bob Smytherman replies: This is a decision for your Freeholder to grant which should be straight forward as your RA has 15 members out of 22 which is a clear majority We should have a template letter on the members’ section of our website for you to use to write to the freeholder. This can be found on page 32 of the information pack. Should they decline to recognise, you have a right of appeal to the First Tier Tribunal where they would need to justify their decision which will be difficult if you can clearly demonstrate that you represent the majority. [Submitted May 2019]

Question 2

Statutory Recognition

Accepted Answer

Statutory Recognition Q: Can you suggest how to get statuary recognition? FPRA Chairman Bob Smytherman replies: This is a decision for your Freeholder to grant which should be straight forward as your RA has 15 members out of 22 which is a clear majority We should have a template letter on the members’ section of our website for you to use to write to the freeholder. This can be found on page 32 of the information pack. Should they decline to recognise, you have a right of appeal to the First Tier Tribunal where they would need to justify their decision which will be difficult if you can clearly demonstrate that you represent the majority. [Submitted May 2019]

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