Part 1: Leasehold houses Section 16: Redress regulations: exercising and giving effect to the right to acquire
Section 16 provides for the Secretary of State to make regulations in connection with the exercise of the redress rights.
	Subsection (2) sets out what the regulations may provide for under the power specified in subsection (1). This includes: the period within which the right must be exercised, how the leaseholder and landlord serve notice in relation to the right to acquire, that the relevant appropriate court or tribunal may make an order to give effect to acquire application, requirements regarding the conveyance of the freehold, the liability for specified costs in connection with the right to acquire, and enforcement of the requirements of the regulations.
	Subsection (3) provides for regulations relating to the appropriate court or tribunal making an order following a right to acquire application specifying the circumstances where an order can be made, and what that order can include, where the relevant rights owner has not been able to give the landlord notice (for example, the landlord is missing or unresponsive).
	Subsection (4) sets out that regulations can provide for cases where there is an intermediate landlord.
	Subsection (5) allows the regulations to apply or incorporate any provision made by or under a relevant enactment (as defined in subsection 7)); and amend or repeal any provision made by an Act of Parliament.
	Subsection (6) defines the parliamentary procedure for making regulations relevant to this Section. Subsection (7) sets out the relevant definitions for this Section.