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Boats


The Office of Deputy Prime Minister (now the Department for Communities and Local Government) has issued a consultation paper seeking views on whether there is a need for occupants of residential boats at long term moorings to be given security of tenure and additional contract rights. Responses were requested by 21 February 2006.

Consultation Paper: Security of Tenure for Residential Boats