My local council (e.g., Leeds City Council) is proposing a new selective licensing scheme for a specific postcode I'm investing in. What are the key stages for challenging or influencing this proposal, and when is the best time to make my voice heard as a landlord?
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Landlords can challenge selective licensing schemes primarily during the public consultation phase by submitting detailed, evidence-based objections.
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