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If they are new council tenants, the local authority will be required to be give them a fixed term tenancy of between two and five years instead of a permanent one.

A draft communique on the summit's decisions said that a "single resolution authority will be required, with the necessary powers to ensure that any bank can be resolved with the appropriate tools".

The local authority will be required by law to have the collections for households and businesses in place before 1 January 2016.

By October 2004, local authorities will be required to make all their loos accessible to disabled users.

Under plans unveiled in 2015, local authorities will be required to sell "higher value" council homes when these become vacant.

Read more... Local authorities will be required to consider taking earlier action if a school continues to cause concern, top schools will face fewer Ofsted inspections, and all suitably qualified young people will be entitled to apprenticeships.

In a deal he compared to the Eurozone bailout programme, Arias explained that local authorities will be required to "unlock" funding by demonstrating to the Treasury that investments have met objectives and contributed to national growth.

Under new guidance in the Children and Young People's Plan, to be published this month, local authorities will be required to collate and share data on disabled children with other agencies within the Children's Trust.

Under the new legislation, local authorities will be required to carry out their care and support functions with the aim of integrating services with those provided by the NHS and any other health-related service (such as housing).

"Home Group lobbied hard for a greater recognition of the importance of affordable housing in the framework and we're pleased to see that local planning authorities will be required to clearly set out the rate at which affordable homes will be delivered in their area.

Local authorities will be required to carry out more rigorous consultation, especially before shutting rural schools.