Chart 1 What is the occupier's housing status Ts rent(or some oiher accommodation charge) yo payable? ee Ts occupier buying/renting under a rental purchase —— YES ves agreement, or in a shared ownership scheme? r Does occupier live in a mobile home or houseboat? 70 Is landlord a local authority ora housing action trust? TO yes ves Is tandiord an almshouse charity? TO yes yes Is landlord a housing cooperative? no Is landlord a registered social landlord e (including @ housing association)? 6 0 Does occupier pay rent (or some other accom- ‘modation charge) to a private individual, family, | ves friends or a private company (including a health authority or NHS trust ifthe agreement began on or after 1.4.91)? NO Did the islandiord the ]Y€S—[Ts the accommoda-]ves agree- |ves Crown ora tion managed by the ment government Crown Estates begin department ‘Commissioners? before (but not a health = 15.1.897 authority or NHS. NO trust ifthe agree- ment began on or ; Occupier likely to have eeeaee basic protection - check 7 11.5.4.4. Occupiers with basic protection Start chart again Chart continues at chart 1a (below for electronic version, next page in paper) See 11.5.20.22. Mobile homes, or 11.5.20.26. Houseboats See chart 2 Occupier likely to have basic protection - check 11.5.4.4. Occupiers with basic protection Occupier likely to be a secure, assured or assured shorthold tenant or an occupier with basic protection -check 11.5.2.6. Secure tenancies, 11.5.6.1. Assured and assured shorthold tenancies, and 11.5.4.4. Occupiers with —— protection | ‘See chart 3 ‘Seo chart 4, 5 or 6 Occupier likely tobea protected tenant - check 11.5.8.1. Protected (regulated) tenancies Occupier likely to be an assured or an —\ assured shorthold tenant - check 11.5.6.1. Assured and assured shorthold tenanciesChart 1a (continued from top of Chart 1) —— [s occupier buying in a rental purchase ] ves ———— see 11.5.4.4. Occupiers scheme? with basic protection 0 Is occupier parly renting and partly buying under a | yes See 11.1.54.1.(B) Have shared ownership scheme? you heard about WO ‘shared ownership? Does occupier own the property, or pay a mortgage on it? WO YES Is occupier buying a Is occupier living in accommodation lease of over 21 years which goes with her/his job? No YES mo YES Occupier likely to be a r likely to be a service occupier leaseholder - chock 11.8.16.0. check 11.5.14.4, Leasehold accommodation Does occupier own a property in a commonhold development? NO ves 1s occupier squatting? WO ves Occupier likely to be a ‘commonhold owner occupier - check 11.5.17.1. Commonhold ‘See 11.5.20.10. Squatters Occupier likely to be a freehold owner occupier ‘Occupier likely to be an excluded occupier ~ check 11.5.10.8. Excluded occupiersChart 2 Public sector landlord ‘You must have worked through Chart 4 before using this chart, and should only do so if Chart 1 directs you here Is the landlord a local authority or a housing action trust? ves Does occupier have a lease of over 21 years? |ves NO 1s occupier living in temporary/interim accommo- dation: * due to be redeveloped or provided by the local authority while work is being carried out in her! his home; or * provided by the local authority so she can take up a job offer in the area and s/he has been| there for less than twelve months; or * which has been leased from a private land- lord by the local authority; or * provided by the local authority under home- lessness legislation? NO Chart continues at Chart 2b (below for electronic version, next page in paper) lwo This is the wrong chart - start again at Chart 1 Occupier likely to be a leaseholder - check 11.8.16.0. Leasehold Occupier likely to have basic protection - check 11.5.4.4. Occupiers with basic protection