See also the information requirements at
CTM48877.
If a Property AIF breaches the genuine diversity of ownership condition (regulation 69J SI 2006/964 as explained at CTM48816), then in addition to the information requirements set out at CTM48877 the manager must also set out (regulation 69Z4(2)(e) and (f)):
The manager must rectify the breach
as soon as may reasonably be achieved.
In order for HMRC to determine whether the time specified by
the manager is reasonable or not, it is advisable for the manager
to advise HMRC what needs to be done in order to rectify the
breach, and why the proposed timescale should be considered to be
reasonable.
The Commissioners of HMRC will issue a termination notice if
they consider that the steps proposed by the Property AIF will not
rectify the breach or will not do so by the earliest reasonable
date (regulation 69Z4(4).
If there are three or more different breaches of the genuine
diversity of ownership condition in three different accounting
periods within a 10 year period (beginning on the first day of the
accounting period in which the Property AIF becomes aware of the
first breach), HMRC will issue a termination notice to the manager
of the Property AIF (regulation 69Z4(5)).