- NRSCH
- States & Territories
- State and Territories Policy
- New South Wales
One of the conditions of registration for a community housing provider (CHP) under the National Regulatory System for Community Housing (NRSCH) requires CHPs to provide and maintain a list of all community housing assets they hold in NRSCH participating jurisdictions (please refer to section 15(2)(i) of the National Law). These community housing assets would be the subject of the wind-up condition of registration at 15(2)(c) of the National Law, which provides for the redistribution of a CHP’s community housing assets to jurisdictional Housing Agencies or another registered CHP in the event of organisational wind-up.
Each jurisdiction’s National Law adoption legislation lists what constitutes a community housing asset in that jurisdiction. The table below provides a guide on what constitutes a community housing asset in NSW. The examples provided are not exhaustive.
A CHP can also choose to list assets that they own or manage without assistance (or in the case of NRAS B, minimal assistance) from the NSW Government, to provide their designated Registrar with a clearer picture of the full scale and scope of their business activities. Some examples of these are provided in the table below in the row headed “Other Assets”.
NSW Community Housing Assets | Example |
Land acquired by the community housing provider, wholly or partly with funding from the NSW Government |
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Land and dwellings vested to a community housing provider by the NSW Government |
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Land vested in the ownership of a community housing provider by the NSW Government | |
Funds provided to an organisation for the purpose of acquiring community housing assets that have yet to be expended |
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Any other asset that the NSW Government holds an interest in through a community housing agreement |
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Not Community Housing Assets for purposes of National Regulation | |
Assets owned or managed by community housing providers without assistance or with minimal assistance from the NSW Government |
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