Permission for Beneficiaries of Subsidised Tenancies under NAC's Arts Infrastructure Schemes to Sublet Their Allocated Spaces

Usha Chandradas asked whether beneficiaries of subsidised tenancies under the National Arts Council's Arts Infrastructure Schemes are allowed to sub-let their spaces and what terms apply.
Edwin Tong clarified that the NAC, as landlord, does not permit tenants to sub-let the allocated spaces.
However, arts tenants may share spaces with other arts companies or artists for collaborative art-making or presentations.
The schemes provide highly subsidised access to ensure affordability for arts creation and presentation.
The response emphasised that sharing is allowed for collaboration but sub-letting is not permitted under NAC's policies.

Usha Chandradas asked whether beneficiaries of subsidised tenancies under the National Arts Council's Arts Infrastructure Schemes are allowed to sub-let their spaces and what terms apply.
Edwin Tong clarified that the NAC, as landlord, does not permit tenants to sub-let the allocated spaces.
However, arts tenants may share spaces with other arts companies or artists for collaborative art-making or presentations.
The schemes provide highly subsidised access to ensure affordability for arts creation and presentation.
The response emphasised that sharing is allowed for collaboration but sub-letting is not permitted under NAC's policies.

Usha Chandradas asked whether beneficiaries of subsidised tenancies under the National Arts Council's Arts Infrastructure Schemes are allowed to sub-let their spaces and what terms apply.
Edwin Tong clarified that the NAC, as landlord, does not permit tenants to sub-let the allocated spaces.
However, arts tenants may share spaces with other arts companies or artists for collaborative art-making or presentations.
The schemes provide highly subsidised access to ensure affordability for arts creation and presentation.
The response emphasised that sharing is allowed for collaboration but sub-letting is not permitted under NAC's policies.

Usha Chandradas asked whether beneficiaries of subsidised tenancies under the National Arts Council's Arts Infrastructure Schemes are allowed to sub-let their spaces and what terms apply.
Edwin Tong clarified that the NAC, as landlord, does not permit tenants to sub-let the allocated spaces.
However, arts tenants may share spaces with other arts companies or artists for collaborative art-making or presentations.
The schemes provide highly subsidised access to ensure affordability for arts creation and presentation.
The response emphasised that sharing is allowed for collaboration but sub-letting is not permitted under NAC's policies.

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