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Registration as a registered CHP requires meeting eligibility and demonstrating capacity to comply with the standards set under the Public and Community Housing Management (Community Housing Provider) Regulations 2014. 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This includes meeting the eligibility criteria and demonstrating the capacity to meet the prescribed set of Performance Standards.  \nOnce registered, CHPs are assessed annually to ensure that they are continuing to meet the Performance Standards.  \nYou can find more information on the application process on our website here.  \nWhat is a registered Community Housing Provider?  \nBecoming a registered CHP is one pathway for organisations wanting to help address unmet housing needs in their communities. It is for organisations who intend to provide longterm social and affordable rental housing for independent living.  \nTo be eligible for registration an applicant must have an intention to deliver social and/ or affordable rental housing and ideally have objectives in their empowering document that support this intention.  \nThe Regulations also specify that an applicant must not be a:  \nЫ Local authority  \nЫ Council-controlled organisation  \nЫ Subsidiary of a local authority or councilcontrolled provider unless the subsidiary is operating at arm’s length from the local authority or council-controlled provider.  \nEligible applicants will need to arrange a meeting with CHRA to discuss the application process and their suitability for potential registration.  \nOnly after CHRA is satisfied that registration is appropriate will an application form be released to potential applicants.  \nPerformance Standards  \nThe Performance Standards cover the governance and operational aspects of a dedicated social landlord. They are the benchmark against which CHRA assesses applications for registration. The five areas covered by the Performance Standards are:  \nЫ Governance  \nЫ Management  \nЫ Financial viability  \nЫ Tenancy management  \nЫ Property and asset management  \nThe Performance Standards help ensure that registered CHPs are sustainable, financially viable, and well-run organisations that can provide tenants with appropriate, long-term housing services.  \nSupporting documentation  \nThis document sets out the supporting evidence that applicants will need to supply to demonstrate that they meet the Performance Standards.  \nThe Performance Standards outlined in this document each include a description of what CHRA looks for when assessing those standards. Each section also includes a list of supporting documents that must be provided to demonstrate compliance with that standard.  \nOur approach  \nCHRA takes a proportional approach to assessing applications and monitoring compliance. The detail of supporting documents should reflect the scale of an organisation’s housing activities and its ambitions. This means our expectations for strategic planning will be different for a small, local provider maintaining a few properties than it will be for a large national provider with a significant portfolio.  \nOur proportional approach also means that once registered, CHPs are required to notify us as their portfolio expands or when there are significant changes to their operations.  \nWe are mindful of the resourcing requirements for small-scale and emerging CHPs when preparing their application or completing their annual reporting. Applicants are welcome to provide supporting documents that have already been supplied to other agencies for different purposes. This could include information for registration or compliance as a charity, company, incorporated society, or trust.  \nThe community housing sector is diverse and inclusive of ","cbCaivNPA6Lat3QN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivNPA6Lat3QN","pdf",493943,25,"English","# Overview\n## What is a registered Community Housing Provider?\n## Performance Standards\n## Supporting documentation\n## Our approach\n## Governance\n### Performance Standard","[{\"question\":\"What does CHRA require to register as a community housing provider (CHP)?\",\"answer\":\"Applicants must meet eligibility requirements and demonstrate capacity to comply with the prescribed performance standards under the 2014 regulations. 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