Although there is no legal definition of vulnerable occupier, an occupier is generally considered to be vulnerable if they have a characteristic that means that the issue being raised would have a materially greater negative impact on them than on someone who does not have that characteristic.
Examples of such characteristics include:
Mental health needs
Learning difficulties
Aged over 65 years
Aged under 16 years
Severe physical health problems, debilitating illness or disability
The recently bereaved
Pregnant women
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