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District Management Committees (DMCs) – Camden CouncilEach District Management Committee is an independent advisory group of elected representatives from the Tenant and Residents Associations in its district. A District Management Committee (DMC) is an independent advisory group made up of elected representatives from Tenants and Residents Associations (TRAs) in each district. There is one DMC for each of the five districts in the London Borough of Camden. DMCs review how well the council’s housing and property management services work for tenants and leaseholders. They: receive, consider and discuss reports from different council teams within housing and property managementmake suggestions and requests to improve serviceshold officers accountablemay consider other matters referred by DMC chairpersons or council officers. DMCs are given a budget that can be allocated to community projects or improvements in their area. Tenants and Residents Associations can request some of this budget for their own local projects by submitting a bid to their DMC. Bids are checked by Camden officers, before going to the DMC, who will decide whether to approve the bid or not.