You have a right to seek review of the following decisions made in relation to your homeless application:

• eligibility – If you have been found not eligible or restricted access to housing
• homelessness – If you have been found to be not homeless
• the reasonable steps, or changes to those steps, set out in your Personalised Housing Plan – to prevent or relieve your homelessness
• the Prevention Duty has been brought to an end
• the Relief Duty has been brought to an end
• priority need – If you have been found to be non priority
• intentionality – If you have been found to be intentionally homeless
• referral to another local authority – If the decision is to refer your case to another council or that the conditions for referral have been met
• suitability of accommodation – Final Offer of accommodation to end the homeless duty owed to you
• discharge of duty – Where the local authority determines it no longer owes you a duty because of a change in circumstances, due to an act resulting in the loss of your temporary accommodation offer or an unreasonable refusal of a suitable offer of settled accommodation
• a decision that you have deliberately and unreasonably failed to cooperate with the council