Guidance

Completing the business plan statistical appendix 2009 to 2010 for early decent homes: guidance notes

The purpose of the Business Plan Statistical Appendix - Early Decent Homes (BPSA-EDH) is to bring together information about the condition of…

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Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government
Published
21 May 2010

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Guidance Notes for completion of the Business Plan Statistical Appendix - Early Decent Homes (BPSA-EDH): 2009/10

Ref: ISBN 9781409824664

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Business Plan Statistical Appendix - Early Decent Homes (BPSA-EDH): 2009/10 Form

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The purpose of the Business Plan Statistical Appendix - Early Decent Homes (BPSA-EDH) is to bring together information about the condition of your housing revenue account (HRA) stock. It draws together information relevant to the formulation of your HRA business plan and reports progress made during the last financial year.

All the information presented in the BPSA-EDH is relevant data underpinning your business planning but presented in a format to ensure consistency between local authorities (LAs). This enables readers to gain an overview of your position and will inform government office assessments. This information is used centrally to inform policy development and monitoring.

Published 21 May 2010