Scottish Statutory Instrument 2022 Scotland

Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 (Licensing of Short-term Lets) Order 2022

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Local Authority

What's here

2 compliance obligations, 3 practical guides · 3 journeys

Who this Act binds

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  • Licence Holder 1
  • Any Person 1

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Relevant guidance

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What this Act requires

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Schedules

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s.sch001

Excluded accommodation

s.sch001

Excluded tenancies

s.sch001

Interpretation

s.sch002

Modification of Part I of the 1982 Act

s.sch002

Duration of licences

s.sch002

Transfer of short-term let licence

s.sch002

Enforcement

s.sch002

Simplified process following surrender

s.sch002

Public register

s.sch002

Sharing of information

s.sch002

Fees

s.sch002

Giving of reasons

s.sch002

Interpretation

s.sch002

Standard licence conditions

s.sch002

Warrants authorising entry and inspection

s.sch002

Modification of schedule 1 of the 1982 Act

s.sch002

Applications

s.sch002

Temporary exemption from the requirement to have a licence

s.sch002

Publicity

s.sch002

Preliminary refusal

s.sch002

Grant and renewal of licences

s.sch002

Provisional licences

s.sch003

Agents

s.sch003

Safety & repair standards

s.sch003

Maximum Occupancy

s.sch003

Information to be displayed

s.sch003

Planning Permission

s.sch003

Listings

s.sch003

Insurance

s.sch003

Payment of fees

s.sch003

False or misleading information

s.sch003

Interpretation

s.sch003

Type of licence

s.sch003

Fire safety

s.sch003

The holder of the licence must keep records showing that...

s.sch003

Gas safety

s.sch003

Electrical safety

s.sch003

In determining who is competent, the holder of the licence...

s.sch003

Water safety: private water supplies

s.sch003

Water safety: legionella

s.sch004

Antisocial Behaviour etc. (Scotland) Act 2004

s.sch004

Housing (Scotland) Act 2006

s.sch004

Private Housing (Tenancies) (Scotland) Act 2016

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