Below is the index to the chapters in the AHCFG.

Please note however, that the index is still being updated and further entries will be added shortly.

GENERAL

Introduction

Purchase Grant 1.2.1
Recovery of Capital Grants and Recycled Grant fund Determination 2006 1.2.1
Social Housing Grant (Capital) General Determination 2003 1.2.1

Programme Management

Acceptance of variations 6.1.2
Accountants directly employed by the RSL 7.3.4
Acquisition of land – definition 5.2.1
Additional documents (KWL) 7.5.4
Additional documents (OMHB) 7.5.3
Additional liaison meetings 7.2.4
Annual audit 7.3.14
Certifications 4.4.5
Changes to the allocation 4.4.3
Changes to the programme 2.2.9
Charge to secure private finance 4.4.7
Compliance Audit 7.4.1
Consortia 2.2.12
Contract Sum 4.5.3
Date of audit commencement 7.3.16
Declared works costs 4.5.2
Delays to scheme 5.3.5
Design fees 4.5.2
Early achievement of milestone 5.3.2
Extra Purchase Grant 6.4.1
Forecast date 5.1.3
Home ownership schemes 7.5.5
Identified deficiencies in audit 7.3.20
Independent Auditor Report 7.3.18
Independent accountant 7.3.1
Independent consultants 7.3.6
Key Worker Living Schemes
KWL delivery plans 4.4.8
Liability date 5.1.3
Milestone data submissions 4.4.4
Minor pre-tender works 4.5.2 
New Build HomeBuy 7.5.6
Occupancy – definition 5.2.5
Phased schemes 4.6
Planning permission – definition 5.2.2
Planing and building regulation charges 4.5.2
Practical completion – definition 5.2.4
Procedural checklists 7.3.19
Procedural compliance tests 7.3
Quarterly review meetings 7.2
Rejection of milestone 5.3.4
Rejection of scheme (variations) 6.1.3
Representation (QRMs) 7.2.2
Reserve schemes 5.4.1
Review of programme allocation 6.4.2
Security Administrator 2.3.1
Service Level Agreement 4.2.1
Scheme sample report 7.3.11
Self build 7.5.7
Shadowing visit 7.3.1
Special conditions 2.2.4
Standardised terms of engagement 7.3.7
Start on site – definition 5.2.3
Structural warranty/NHBC fees 4.5.2
Undisclosed variations 6.1.5

Procurement and Scheme Issues
 
Annual Efficiency Statement 1.2.1
Build Categories 3.5.1, 3.5.2
Building Regulations 2.3.1
CLG Housing Transfer Guidance 5.5.1
Completion and approval of form TOP 1 (R)
Consent to dispose 5.1.1
Corporate signature 7.2.3
Demolition and rebuilding 5.5.7
Design & Quality Standards 8.3.1
Egan Reports 2.1, 2.2
Exclusions 3.4.4
Flexible tenure 4.2
General consent 5.1.1
Gershon Review 2.1.1
Good title 4.4.1
Grant liability on transferred property 5.6.7
Improvements and remodelling 5.5.7
Initial sales data
Longevity requirement (new build) 3.2.1
Longevity requirement (rehabilitation) 3.3.1
Major capital projects 7.1.2
Major repairs
Management agreements 5.1.3
NBHB 5.6.5
New development of vacant sites 5.5.8
Nomination rights 6.2.1
Nominees 6.2.1
Official artwork 7.2.1
Offsite works and financial contributions
Other Risks (insurance)
Planning Obligations 6.2.1
Planning Policy Statement 3 6.1.3
Procurement Strategy 1.2.1
Quality Assurance and Impact Assessment 8.1.1
Quantification of planning subsidy 6.3.2
RCGF 5.1.6
Regional reference number 5.4.7
Rent restructuring formula 5.6.4
Rethinking Construction Taskforce (guidance) 2.2.2
Scheme Types (new build) 3.2.2
Scheme Types (rehabilitation) 3.3.2
Speculative purchase 4.1.2
Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisement) Regulations 1992 7.4.1
Transfer of engagement 5.1.4
Transfers of stock from other public bodies 5.5.8
Types of work 5.5.7

Management Arrangements

Contract for provision of services 2.1.3
Delegation of housing management 2.1
Outsourcing 1.2.2
Support agreement 2.2.1

Finance

Building licence/Agreement to lease or buy 3.5.1
Certificate of partial completion 3.6.1
Deductible and Non-deductible OPS 1.4.1
Failure to complete 3.3.4
Forecast final costs 3.6.2
Golden Brick 3.5.3
Grant claim in advance of need 3.5.2
Interest rate 3.9.3
Late grant payment 3.9.2
Lead partner 3.1.2
NBHB and IMR 3.8.2
Off the shelf & HOLD schemes
Penalties 2.3.1
PIMS guidance 3.2.3
Purchase Grant 1.2.2
Recovery Determination 1.2.3
Rents 3.6.4
Restricted value of property 1.5.1, 1.5.2
Scheme variations 3.3.3
Secure legal interest 3.1.1
Social Housing Grant (Capital) General Determination 2003 1.2.1
Termination of scheme 3.3.6
Unrestricted value of property 1.5.2
VAT – further guidance 4.1.2

HOUSING FOR RENT 

Rent

Calculation of rents 2.2.1
Certificate of practical completion 3.2.1
Changes to rents 2.2.2
HB eligible service charges 3.2.1
Intermediate Housing 1.2.2
New build 1.2.3
Public subsidy 3.2.2
Rehabilitation 1.2.3
Re-improvement 1.2.3
Scheme types 1.2.3
Target Rents 1.2.1
Variations 1.3.2
VAT certificates 3.2.1

Repair

Aids and adaptations not eligible for SHG 6.7
Air bricks 6.3.3
Asbestos Works 6.2
BES schemes 3.3
Cold water system insulation 6.3.3
Criteria for identifying Major Repairs 1.2.2
Damages not covered by insurance 5.2.2
Eligible properties 3.2
Emergency major repairs 5.2.2
Energy conservation works 6.3
Fire Authority works 6.4
Fixing of draught stripping to doors and windows 6.3.3
Health & Safety 5.2.2
Ineligible properties 3.3
Ineligible Works 1.5.3
Key features of major repair / minor misc. works 1.3
Lead in drinking water 6.5
Lofts 6.3.3
Main structural works 5.2.2
Major Repairs – definition 5.1.1
Major Repair Works – Types 5.2.2
Minor Misc. Works - Types 6.1
Radon 6.6
Roof insulation 6.3.3
Roof space ventilation 6.3.3
Secondary elements 5.2.2
Service installations 5.2.2
Site works 5.2.2
Unused fireplace 6.3.3
Use of SHG for adaptations 6.7

Temporary Social Housing

Adaptations to dwellings for people with physical disabilities 2.2.6
Break clauses 2.2.3
Characteristics 1.3.3
Change of use from TSH 3.20
Check list for key requirements 1.3
Compliance audit 6.1
Eligibility criteria 2
Grant availability for TSH 2.2.6
Grant Recovery 5
Improved Properties 1.3.3
Lease arrangements between RSL and owner 2.2
Letting Arrangements 3
Licence between RSL and owner 3.1.4
Management arrangements 3
Move on 4.3
Nominations 3.2
Premature termination of lease 5.2
Rents 4.2
RTA for TSH 4.4
Tenancy agreement between RSL and occupant 4.1
Tenancy conditions 4
Timescales for TSH 1.3.1
Unimproved properties 1.3.3

Rent to HomeBuy

Bids     4
Change in circumstances  2.1.5
Design and quality standards  4.5
Earnings limits   3.1.2
Expectation to purchase  1.2.1
Financial assessment   3.2.1
Headline assessment   3.2.1
HomeBuy agents   3.2.1
Housing options advice  2.1.6
IMS guidance    4.2
Intermediate rent   2.1.2
Maximum rental period  2.1.3
New Build HomeBuy   2.1.4
Period of rental   1.2.1
Programme Management  4.6
Right to defer sale of property 2.1.7, 2.1.8

Intermediate Market Rent

Annual rent increases 4.1.3
Assured shorthold tenancies  3.1, 3.2
Changes to the rents   4.1.2
Damage deposits   4.1.4
Design and Quality Standards  1.2.4
Expiry of fixed term tenancies 3.3
Key workers    1.2.2
Major repairs    1.2.3
Market rent    4.1.3
80% Market rent   4.1.3
New Build    1.2.3
New Build HomeBuy   1.2.1
Open Market HomeBuy  1.2.1
Rehabilitation    1.2.3
Re-improvement   1.2.3
Rent in advance   4.1.4
Rent re-structuring framework 4.1.1
Service charges   4.1.4
Single/joint tenancy   4.2
Supplementary information  2

HOUSING FOR SALE

New Build HomeBuy

Affordability check 1.3.6
Alienation provision 5.2.1
Assessment of income 6.2.1
Average rent level 2.4.4, 4.1.3
Classifications of Sale schemes 1.2.3
Clawback (key workers) 7.8.1
Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act (2002) 5.3.16
CORE sales log 9.2.3
Deadline for staircasing completions 7.2.3, 7.2.4
Disposals 2.5.1
Estate rent charge 4.3.4
Exclusion from Leasehold Enfranchisement 5.3.15
Flexible tenure 7.4.1
Funding conditions 8.5.3
Funding for Rural Repurchase 8.2.2
Grant payments 8.5.5
HomeBuy Agent 6.1.1
Housing Benefit 6.2.2
Housing for key workers 1.3.9
Immigration control 6.4.2
Initial rent level 4.1.2
Initial sales 2.3.2
Initial sales monitoring 9.1.2
Initial share 5.3.4
Joint applicants 6.3.1
Joint purchase 1.4.1
Joint tenants 6.2.3
Landlord and Tenants Acts 4.3.1
Leasehold Reform Act (1967) 5.3.16
Leasehold Reform (Housing and Development) Act (1983) 5.3.16
Long term operational costs 2.2.1
Maximum income threshold 1.4.3
Maximum share (Elderly) 5.5.1
Minimum initial equity share 1.3.4
Minimum shares (staircasing) 5.3.14
Mobility 5.7.6
Mortgage default 7.4.2
Mortgage loan rescue scheme 1.4.6
Mortgagee protection 5.2.1
Nominations 5.7.5
Notice of rent increases 4.2.4
Owner occupiers 1.4.3
Price of further shares 7.2.2
Proforma variation (key workers)
Property criteria for HOLD 5.6.3
Qualifying Criteria for SHG (Rural Repurchase) 8.3.2
Rehabilitation of properties for outright sale 1.3.33
Rent arrears 6.2.4
Rent review 4.2.2, 5.2.1
Re-purchasing equity 5.3.29
Residents Charter 4.3.1
Restrictions on key worker leases 7.8.9
Restrictive staircasing provisions 5.3.13
Right of first refusal 5.2.1, 5.3.24
Rural repurchases 1.3.18-21
Rural restricted staircasing 1.3.22-24
Sale prices above valuation 2.3.4
Sales prices below valuation 2.3.5
SDLT threshold 5.3.19
Self Build Housing Procedure Guide 1.3.32
Selling their existing home 1.4.5
Service charge provision 5.2.1
Shared ownership 1.3.1
Short term leasehold interest 5.3.2
Sinking funds 4.3.4
Staircasing provisions 5.2.1, 5.3.12
Staircasing surplus 8.4.2
Stamp Duty and legal fees 5.3.18
Subletting 5.3.21
Supporting People 5.6.4
Sweat equity 5.8.2
Validity period for valuation 2.3.6
Varying fundamental clauses 5.2.2, 7.8.10
Varying key worker leases 7.8.4

Open Market HomeBuy

Actual purchase price 4.6.6
Additional conditions 3.2.2
Affordability guide 2.2.2
Applying for a Consumer Credit Licence (CCL) 4.3.2
Calculation of repayments 5.4.3
Consumer Credit Act (1974) 1.2.9, 4.2.2
Direction (Director General of Fair Trading) 1.2.9, 4.2.2, 4.3.3
Discounts and incentives 4.6.3
Disposal price 5.7.3
Equity Loan Provider Contract 1.3.10
Equity Loan Repayment 5.4.3
Excluded properties 3.2.6
Explanatory booklet 4.2.4
Failure to meet ELP deadline 4.4.11
Financial assessment 4.4.3
Fixtures 4.6.1
Funding Conditions 1.2.7
Homebuyer’s Survey and Valuation (HSV) 3.2.1
Interest on MyChoice HomeBuy equity loan 1.3.5
Interest on Ownhome equity loan 1.3.6
Joint purchasers 2.1.2
Legal fees 1.3.3
Like for like purchases (key workers) 3.2.7, 5.8.7
Mandatory repayments 5.4.3
Moneys owed by outgoing tenants 4.2.5
Mortgage fees 1.3.3
Moveable items 4.6.1, 4.6.2
My Choice HomeBuy 1.3.1
National House Building Council (NHBC) guarantee 3.2.1
Ownhome 1.3.1
Partial repayments 5.4.3
Portability 5.8.8
Prioritisation of applicants 1.2.4
Publicity material 1.4.2-4
Purchase above mortgage loan valuation 4.6.4
Qualifying lending institution 4.4.7
Removal costs 1.3.3
Repayment of equity loans 1.3.7
Role of the Equity Loan Provider 1.6.3
Second charge 1.3.9
Surrender of existing tenancy 4.4.8
Timetable for exchange of contracts 4.4.10
Validity period for CCL 4.3.5
Valuation fees 1.3.3, 5.7.5
Varying a CCL 4.3.6
Voluntary repayments 5.4.3

Right To Acquire

Alternative property 4.5.4
Appeal to District Valuer 4.9.2
Approved lender 2.4.4, 4.15.1
Assured Shorthold Tenancy 1.3.2
Certification 4.11.4
Checks prior to completion 4.10.4
Delay procedure 2.1.3
Discount 1.2.1, 4.6.4
Disputed value of improvements 5.4.2
Effective date of notice 4.4.1
Exceptional circumstances (repayment of discount) 5.3.2
Failure to respond 4.9.5
Freehold interest 3.2.2
Grant confirmation 1.3.6
Grant claim submission deadline 4.11.1
Higher discount 4.5.5
Improvements to the property 4.6.4
Improvement costs 4.6.4
Independent Housing Ombudsman 5.3.2
Information requirements 4.3.2
Joint Tenancy 2.4.2
Judicial review 5.3.2
Market value of property 4.7.1
Maximum discount 4.7.4
Notice to complete 4.10.2
Personal hardship 5.3.4
Preserved Right to Buy 2.1.3
Previous discount received 4.5.1
Rent to mortgage option 2.1.3
Repayment covenant 4.12.2
Right of first refusal 4.12.4
Right to Acquire regulations (1997) 4.2.1
Right to Buy 2.1.1, 4.4.4
RSL notifications 4.2.1
Service charge estimates 4.6.4, 4.8.2
Service charge loan 2.1.3
Standard letters 4.2.3
Statutory provisions 1.2.2
Structural defects 4.6.4
Suspension status 2.5
Tenant’s applications 4.2.1
Tenant’s rights 1.2.2
Title 4.7.3
Valuation 4.5.7
Valuation fees 4.7.5
Voids 4.5.6

Social HomeBuy

Additional shares purchased before April 2008 8.2.2
Alternative property 8.4.4, 8.4.5, 8.4.6
Certification 8.9.3
Changes to RSL’s programme 1.5.6
Checks prior to exchange 8.7.5
Completion 8.7.6
Consent to dispose 1.3.11
Contribution towards maintenance 7.2.3
Discount % figure 6.5.3
Disposal Proceeds Fund 1.5.5, 2.1.2
Eligibility policy 5.4.3
Equity share 1.3.1
Exchange 8.7.6
Excluded properties 5.2.3
Exemption of extra categories 5.4.1
Five year repayment period
Funding conditions 1.3.10
Further SHB discounts 9.1.3
General Consent 1.3.11.1
Grant amount 1.5.4
Housing Act 1996 1.2.3, 1.2.4
Higher RTB discount 4.2.3
Indicative cost and discount information 8.4.2
Land Registry restriction 6.5.2
Leases 1.3.4
Market Value of property 2.1.4
Minimum additional share 6.2.1
Net Disposal Proceeds 1.2.5
New Build HomeBuy 2.1.3
Offer confirmation letter 8.7.1
Permitted uses (DPF) 2.3.2
Preserved RTB 4.2.2
Purchase Grant 1.2.3
Range of initial equity shares 1.3.3
Regular Market Engagement 3.1.1
Rent income 2.3.2
Repayment covenant 6.5.2
Reversion to being a tenant 9.4.2
RSLs’ instructions to solicitor 8.7.9
RTA 4.2.2
RTB 4.2.2
Sample leases 6.1.2
Sample letters 1.4.2
Shared Ownership 2.1.3
Social Housing Grant 1.2.3
Standard response letter 8.4.7
Staircasing 1.3.4
Subsequent staircasing discounts 3.1.2
Suspension order 4.4.3
Survey 8.7.3
Two stage sale process 8.1.1
Unacceptable levels of rent 2.2.3
Valuations 2.1.5
Waiting list 1.5.2, 8.5.3

Voluntary Purchase Grant

CORE sales logs
Disposal Proceeds Fund 1.2.2, 4.1.2
Land charge 3.2.2
Purchase Grant 1.2.3
Repayment covenant 2.1.4
Repayment obligation 2.1.1

GRANT RECOVERY AND DISPOSAL PROCEEDS

Recycled Capital Grant Fund

Accounting arrangements 5.4
Acquisition of land 6.6
Adjustments 7.2.8
Administration 5.1
Administrative allowance 3.5.3
Annual returns 7.2
Apportionment of grant 4.1, 4.2, 4.6
Audit 3.8.7, 3.8.10, 5.4, 7
Calculation of net sales receipt 3
Certification 3.8.10
Change of ownership 3.23
Change of use 3.17, 3.18, 3.19, 3.20, 3.21
Collection process 5.8
Combinations 6.5
Compulsory purchase orders 3.4
Co-ownership equity sharing sales 3.16
Corporation Tax 5.5.5
Cost floor 3.10
Cyclical maintenance 6.2.4
Deadline for using RCGF 5.6.1, 5.6.3, 5.7
Deadlines 2.3.1
Debt recovery 3.8.7
Deemed loan debt 3.2, 3.5
Demolition 3.3.3, 3.22
De-registration 5.3.2
Determination  1.2
DIYSO 6.2.4
DPS 6.5
Easements 3.15.5, 4.6
Effective date of RCGF credit 2.3.4
Elderly leasehold schemes 4.5
Electrical sub-stations 3.15.5, 4.6
Engagements transfer 5.8.7, 5.9.7
Equity loan redemptions 3.9
Equity percentage loan 6.2.2
Equity sharing 3.16
Estates Renewal Challenge Fund 3.5.5, 6.1.2
Existing stock sale 4.3
External auditor 7.3
Financial viability 6.4.2
Flexible tenure 6.1.2, 6.1.4, 6.6
Forms to use 3.1.6
Funding conditions 6.1.1
Gardens 3.15.5, 4.6
Grant liability 4
HAMA plus 3.19
Homebuy agents 6.2.2
IMS access 7.2.6, 7.2.9
Interest charges 2.4
Interest credits to RCGF 5.2.5, 5.5
Interest for late payments 5.6.5, 5.8.2
Invoice 5.6.6, 5.8
Key worker living programme 5.1.7, 6.2.2
Land acquisition 6.6
Land disposal 3.15, 4.6
Landscaping 3.15.5, 4.6
Leasehold schemes for the elderly 4.5
Loan debt 3.2
Local authority areas 5.1.8, 6.4
Local authority nominations 6.8.4
Local authority stock transfers 6.2.4
Maintenance 6.2.4, 6.8
Major repairs 6.8
Management 6.8
Maximum amount to use 6.3.2, 6.3.3, 6.3.5
Milestones 6.3.7
Mortgage protection clause 3.8.6, 3.8.9
Net sales receipt 3
New build homebuy (post April 06) 6.1.3
New build homebuy (pre-April 2006) 3.14
Nominations 6.8.4
Open market homebuy 6.2.1
Other public subsidy 6.5
Ownership change 3.23
Permitted uses 6
Priorities for RCGF expenditure 6.1.4, 6.4
Reclaim - circumstances where RCGF not an option 2.2.3
Recovery 2.1
Region transfers 6.4
Regional housing strategies 6.1.4, 6.4.1
Relevant events 2
Repayment - circumstances where RCGF not an option. 2.2.3, 5.3
Repayment - opting not to recycle 5.6.7
Repayment after three-year deadline 5.6.1
Replacement property 3.3.5
Reporting 7
Repossessions 3.8
Repurchase 6.1.3
Repurchased shared ownership property sales 3.6
Returns 7.2
Right to acquire 5.2.6, 6.1.1, 6.1.3, 6.2.4
Right to buy 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, 6.1.3
Rights of way 3.15.5, 4.6
Rural areas 5.1.9
Rural buyback/repurchase 4.5, 6.1.3
Rural restricted equity 4.5
Sale of existing stock 4.3
Shared ownership sales 3.5
Shared ownership staircasing 4.4
Sheltered leasehold schemes 4.5
SHG 6.5
Short life housing 3.19
Social homebuy 3.5.1, 5.2.6, 6.1.3, 6.2.4, 6.8.3
Staircasing 4.4
Staircasing sales (shared ownership) 3.7
Starter Homes Initiative 6.2.2
Stock transfers 6.2.4
Sub-region transfers 6.4
Supervision 5.3.2
Supported housing 3.19, 6.8
Swaps 3.15.5, 4.6
Temporary market rent housing 3.19
Temporary social housing 3.19
Tenant incentive schemes 6.2.4
Tenure change sale 4.3
Timetable 2.3.1
Tranches 6.3.7
Transfer of engagements 5.8.7, 5.9.7
Transferring grant liability 3.3.5, 3.23
Transferring RCGF between RSLs 5.5.8, 5.5.9, 5.9
Undeveloped land disposal 3.15, 4.6
Unregistered bodies - development for RSLs 1.1.3
Use change 3.17, 3.18, 3.19, 3.20, 3.21
Uses permitted 6
Utiliities 3.15.5, 4.6
Viability 6.4.2
Voids 3.21
Voluntary sales 3.13
Aids and adaptations eligible for SHG 6.7
Aids and adaptations not eligible for SHG 6.7
Air bricks 6.3.3
Asbestos Works 6.2
BES schemes 3.3
Cold water system insulation 6.3.3
Criteria for identifying Major Repairs 1.2.2
Damages not covered by insurance 5.2.2
Eligible properties 3.2
Emergency major repairs 5.2.2
Energy conservation works 6.3
Fire Authority works 6.4
Fixing of draught stripping to doors and windows 6.3.3
Health & Safety 5.2.2
Ineligible properties 3.3
Ineligible Works 1.5.3
Key features of major repair / minor misc. works 1.3
Lead in drinking water 6.5
Lofts 6.3.3
Main structural works 5.2.2
Major Repairs – definition 5.1.1
Major Repair Works – Types 5.2.2
Minor Misc. Works - Types 6.1
Radon 6.6
Roof insulation 6.3.3
Roof space ventilation 6.3.3
Secondary elements 5.2.2
Service installations 5.2.2
Site works 5.2.2
Unused fireplace 6.3.3
Use of SHG for adaptations 6.7
Aids and adaptations eligible for SHG 6.7
Aids and adaptations not eligible for SHG 6.7
Air bricks 6.3.3
Asbestos Works 6.2
BES schemes 3.3
Cold water system insulation 6.3.3
Criteria for identifying Major Repairs 1.2.2
Damages not covered by insurance 5.2.2
Eligible properties 3.2
Emergency major repairs 5.2.2
Energy conservation works 6.3
Fire Authority works 6.4
Fixing of draught stripping to doors and windows 6.3.3
Health & Safety 5.2.2
Ineligible properties 3.3
Ineligible Works 1.5.3
Key features of major repair / minor misc. works 1.3
Lead in drinking water 6.5
Lofts 6.3.3
Main structural works 5.2.2
Major Repairs – definition 5.1.1
Major Repair Works – Types 5.2.2
Minor Misc. Works - Types 6.1
Radon 6.6
Roof insulation 6.3.3
Roof space ventilation 6.3.3
Secondary elements 5.2.2
Service installations 5.2.2
Site works 5.2.2
Unused fireplace 6.3.3
Use of SHG for adaptations 6.7

KEY WORKER LIVING

Administration charge  4.2
Amendments to programme criteria 2.2.3
Arrears  2.2.12
Cascade principles and options 3.3.9, 3.3.12
Change of employment – general 2.2.24
Clawback (change of employment) 2.3
Consumer Credit Act 2.6.2
CORE 6.2.1
Data Protection Act 2.2.16
Debt recovery 3.4.15
Discount 3.2.1a
Do It Yourself Shared Ownership (DIYSO) 3.3.2
Employment checks/monitoring 2.2.15, 2.2.18
Feasibility studies 4.2.2
Fundamental clauses – NBHB leases 3.3.7
Grant payable 5.2.1
Housing advice 3.4.16
Housing Corporation supervision 4.4.1
Income  2.2.5, 2.2.14
Indefinite leave to enter/remain 2.2.6
Intermediate rent schemes 2.2.6
Key worker groups 2.2.1
Leashold schemes for the elderly 3.3.2
Leases – NBHB 3.3.6
Legal advice 2.4
Like for like purchases 2.2.9
Mobility – NBHB 3.3.5
My Choice HomeBuy  3.2.1
National Insurance and Tax 2.5
New Build HomeBuy 3.3
Nominations 3.3.8
OwnHome 3.2.1
Planning conditions 3.3.11
Portability (OMHB) 3.2.2
Property recovery 3.4.11
Qualifying criteria 2.2.5
Recovering the Equity Loan 3.2.3
Regions 1.3.2
Rents 3.4.3
Rural repurchase/restricted staircasing 3.3.2
Self build 3.3.2
Starter Home Initiative 3.2.2
Stock rationalisation 4.4.2
Subsidy 2.4.2
Tax implications 2.8.7   
Temporary contracts 2.2.6
Tenancy agreement 3.4.5
Tenancy, single or joint 3.4.7
Tracking eligibility 2.2.17
Trainee keyworkers 2.2.6
Travel to work 2.2.7
Types of schemes 1.3.3
Work permits 3.4.17