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#NHFServiceCharges housing.org.uk/servicecharges
Leaseholder and Tenant Service
Charges 2020
There are many new challenges heading the sector’s way which will
impact on all service charge departments including the effects of
coronavirus, leasehold reform and updates in legal case law.
This will increase the ongoing pressure to ensure charges are calculated correctly, that
residents are communicated in a transparent manner and compliance to new regulations.
This event provides a chance for you to take a break in your service charge cycle to reform
your strategy and to hear how your peers are meeting similar challenges to you.
What can you expect at a #NHFVirtual event?
They’re just like the sector-leading NHF conferences you know and value, with live speakers,
rooms for interactive debate and networking opportunities to catch up with colleagues – but
streamed live to your browser.
Content
We’ve created a flexible agenda to allow you to dip in and out of the content
as it suits you.
All the top speakers, expert analysis and case studies you’ve come
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to expect from an NHF event.
■ Live speaker Q&As.
■ Panel discussions.
■ Facilitated group roundtables.
All the sessions and content are available to watch back on demand for
three months after the event, so it’s flexible around your work commitments.
Networking
We’ll make sure that you don’t miss out on the networking opportunities that
you value. You’ll be able to:
■ Catch-up with colleagues in our virtual discussion rooms.
Share your ideas, discuss challenges and unpick key topics with speakers
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and colleagues on the discussion boards.
Book your place:
housing.org.uk/servicecharges | events@housing.org.uk | 020 7067 1066New for 2020
Q&As Talk to the experts Interact with your peers
Have your legal questions Lightning talks from three Fewer powerpoint
answered by an expert at thought leaders giving presentations and more
our legal surgery. their insights from different opportunity to exchange
outlooks of service charges. ideas through peer to peer
and panel sessions.
The National Housing Federation is the voice of affordable housing in England. We believe that everyone should have the
home they need at a price they can afford. That is why we represent the work of housing associations and campaign for
better housing. Our members provide 2.6 million homes for more than six million people. And each year they invest in a
diverse range of neighbourhood projects that help create strong, vibrant communities.
For anyone new to service charges
(or in need of a refresher), we’re
offering a pre-conference crash
course in the fundamentals of service
charges.
We’re running a morning of sessions to
provide the key fundamentals of service
charges for anyone new to the topic, the
sector or just want to refresh their knowledge.
Tickets start at £75 for NHF members.
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09.00 Chair’s welcome and opening remarks
Annemarie Roberts, Director of Operations, Golding Homes
09:10 Lightning talks
Hear insights from thought leaders on the changing world of service charges,
covering political, academic and tenant insights.
Sir Peter Bottomley MP, Chair, All-Party Parliamentary Group on Leasehold
and Commonhold Reform
Helen Evans, Chief Executive, Network Homes and Chair of g15
10:00 A review of 2020 case law
A round-up of the most relevant service charge tribunal cases and an
explanation on how these judicial precedents will impact your future processes
and policies.
Ranjit Bhose, Barrister, Cornerstone Barristers
10:30 Virtual break and chat with other delegates
Very informative and plenty of useful
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my team. I will be a regular attendee THIRD P T A
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as I think there is so much more
knowledge to gain!”
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Book your place:
housing.org.uk/servicecharges | events@housing.org.uk | 020 7067 106611:00
11:40 Breakout sessions and roundtables – please select one option
How to prepare for Impacts of the Peer-to-peer
First-tier Tribunals coronavirus outbreak roundtables
on service charge Limited availability
The best approaches
■ payments
and ways to run a
tribunal Managing the potential
■ One-hour session
11:00-12:00
increase in service
How to pull together the
■ charge arrears
information required Updates on building
Reputation
■ safety compliance
Advice on how to
■ management and
avoid a tribunal sustaining cooperative Best practice in being
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landlord-resident transparent on fire
Mark Oakley, Partner, relationships safety updates with
Judge & Priestley your tenants and
A look at the impact
■ leaseholders
Ashley Hassell, of deliverable services
Leasehold Policy and during the pandemic Beyond cladding,
■
Projects Manager, a look at fire doors,
Notting Hill Genesis The impact on major
■ sprinklers, asbestos
works during the crisis removal, Legionella
Chair: and getting the balance and electrical updates
Steve Schollar, right with charging
Home Ownership Manager,
Red Kite Community Kevin Dunleavy,
Housing Head of Homeowner
Services, The Guinness
Partnership
Emma McSweeney,
Head of Specialist Housing
Services, Phoenix
Ramesh
Manickavasagan,
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TWO PL K Manager, Richmond
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AND GE CES
Housing Partnership
THIRD P T A Chair: Ken James,
LACE Head of Leasehold,
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#NHFServiceCharges | @natfedevents | #NHFVirtual12:00 V
irtual lunch break and chat with other delegates
Legal surgery: Have your burning legal questions answered
at an interactive session by a leading legal expert,
Emma Hardman, Senior Associate, Anthony Collins Solicitors.
Submit your questions in advance
13:00
13:40 Breakout sessions and roundtables – please select one option
How to successfully Dispensation Peer-to-peer
run a sinking fund masterclass roundtables
Factors to take
■ The dispensation
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Limited availability
into account when process
analysing the funding One-hour session
of major works Top tips for presenting
■ 12:50-13:50
the best legal case;
Getting the numbers
■ and making life easy Housing benefit
right: costs, component vs. Universal Credit
life cycle and annual Communication
■
charges with customers Discussion on
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Universal Credit
Engaging and
■ Emma Hardman, regulations relating
consulting with tenants Anthony Collins Solicitors to service charges
and leaseholders
Adrian Shaw, Explanation of the
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Dealing with change:
■ Clarion Housing Group definition of service
review, inflation and charge for the purpose
replacement of Universal Credit
Lessons from local
■ A look at excluded
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authorities managing and eligible costs
a sinking fund
Sue Ramsden,
Chair: Pascale Mézac, National Housing
Consultant, Plan2moro Federation
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TWO PL K Lisa Cogley,
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AND GE CES
Regenda Homes
THIRD P T A
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housing.org.uk/servicecharges | events@housing.org.uk | 020 7067 106613.50 V
irtual break and chat with other delegates
14:20
Section 20 but not as we know it:
engaging with service charge payers
■ Going beyond the legal requirement with additional communication on
planned works or long term agreements
■ Communicating with residents – good examples and challenges to plan for
■ Involvement of partner/contractors
■ Redesigning S20 policy after a merger
Ellie Desborough, Head Leasehold Department, Notting Hill Genesis
Matthew Saye, Interim Director of Housing, Settle
Adrian Shaw, Head of Service Charges, Clarion Housing Group
Kirsty Skinner, Leasehold & Service Charge Manager, Coastline Housing
15:00 Chair’s closing remarks and end of the conference
Annemarie Roberts, Director of Operations, Golding Homes
A wonderful conference with a good
array of speakers within the industry
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who share their knowledge. This TWO PL K
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information gives us new ideas to go AND GE CES
to or workplace with so that we can THIRD P T A
tweak and improve our methods.” LACE
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South Yorkshire Housing Association, 2019
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Leasehold reform and the future of service charges
■ The latest on the government’s leasehold reform agenda
■ The impacts to service charges
■ A look at some of the other recommendations on commonhold, ground rent
and enfranchisement
Dawn Grocott, Leasehold Management Officer, Torus
Chair: John Bryant, Policy Leader, National Housing Federation
Service charges
A guide for housing associations
6th edition
Launching at
Leaseholder and
Tenant Service
Charges conference
2020.
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