Part 5 - Regulation of Estate Management Section 82: Enforcement of Sections 78 to 81
Section 82 creates new enforcement measures for Sections 78 to 81.
	Subsection (1) allows an owner of a managed dwelling to make an application to the appropriate tribunal on the ground that (a) a person demanded the payment of an estate management charge otherwise than in accordance with Section 78(1) or (b) failed to provide a report in accordance with Section 79.
	Subsection (2) allows the appropriate tribunal to make one or more of the following orders; (a) an order that the estate manager must, within 14 days of the order being made, either (i) demand payment of an estate management charge in accordance with Section 78(1); or (ii) provide a report in accordance with Section 79; (b) an order that an estate manager pay damages to the owner and (c) any other order that the tribunal finds consequential under paragraphs (a) or (b). Damages reflect the degree of fault on behalf of the estate manager, and managed owners do not have the burden of showing financial or non-financial loss.
	Subsection (3) grants a person "C" the right to make an application to the appropriate tribunal on the grounds that another person "D" failed to comply with a requirement under Sections 80 or 81. Subsection (4) states that on an application under subsection (3), the tribunal may make one or more of the following orders: a) an order that D comply with the requirement within 14 days of the order being made; (b) an order that D pay damages to C; and (c) any other order that the tribunal finds consequential under paragraph (a) or (b). Subsection (5) states that damages must not exceed £5,000. Subsection (6) confers a power on the appropriate authority to amend the amount in subsection (5) by regulations, if it considers it expedient to do so to reflect changes in the value of money.
	Subsection (7) makes it clear that any statutory instrument containing regulations is subject to the negative procedure.