Schedule 4 HOUSING INDICATORS
| Indicator Number | Description of indicator |
|---|---|
| Note: For the purpose of the best value housing performance indicators, a dwelling is defined as a building, or part of a building which forms a separate, or reasonably separate and self contained, set of premises designed to be occupied by a single household. | |
| NAWPI 4.1 | The proportion of private sector dwellings where direct action by the best value authority has resulted in:
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| NAWPI 4.2 | Energy Efficiency — the average Standard Assessment Procedure rating of best value authority owned dwellings. |
| NAWPI 4.5 | Best value authority rent collection and arrears:
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| NAWPI 4.6 | Proportion of homelessness applications on which the best value authority makes a decision and issues written notification to the applicant within 33 working days. |
| NAWPI 4.7 | Average relet times for best value authority dwellings let during the financial year. |
| NAWPI 4.10 | Percentage of repairs completed within target time:
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| NAWPI 4.11 | The average time taken to complete non-urgent responsive repairs. |
| NAWPI 4.12 | Does the best value authority follow the Commission for Racial Equality’s code of practice in rented housing? |
| NAWPI 4.13 | Tenants' participation:
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| NAWPI 4.14 | Effectiveness of co-ordinated approach for dealing with homelessness and social housing: The number of homeless households placed by the best value authority in temporary housing for more than six months. |
| NAWPI 4.15 | Average rent lost per tenant through dwellings being left vacant during the financial year. |