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Good afternoon

Thank you for request of the 22 January 2025 relating to the Storage for
people living in Temporary Accommodation.

We do not hold this information in a reportable format. Under section 211
of the Housing Act the Council has a duty to take reasonable steps to
prevent loss or prevent/mitigate damage to the personal property of the
applicant and their household if the Council have reason to believe that
there is a danger of loss or damage to the property, and that there are no
other suitable arrangements for the property.   However, this is reviewed
on individual basis and recorded on case files and any associated fees and
charges are within a generic homeless budget and the information is not
held in a manner whereby costs such as storage can be analysed.

The supply of information in response to a freedom of information request
does not confer an automatic right to re-use the information. You are free
to use any information supplied to you for your own use, including
non-commercial research purposes. However, any other type of re-use, for
example, by publishing the information or issuing copies to the public
will require the permission of the copyright owner. Where the copyright is
owned by North Norfolk District Council , you must apply to the Council to
re-use the information. For information where the copyright is owned by
another person or organisation, you must apply to the copyright owner to
obtain their permission.

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your FOI request, you can pursue an Internal Review by emailing
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submitted within 40 working days of your original reply.

If you remain unhappy following the outcome of your Internal Review, you
may wish to refer your case to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO)
and details of this organisation can be found at [2]www.ico.org.uk Please
be advised that the ICO will not consider your case until they have
confirmation that you have already been through the Internal Review stage
with the council.

Yours Faithfully

Wendi​​​​ Creelman
Service Development Officer Housing Opt
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