Building Safety: Remediation and Funding

Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee Closed Inquiry
Opened: 19 Jan 2022 Closed: 23 May 2022 Parliament page
The purpose of this inquiry is to examine the effectiveness and impact of the Government’s planned measures to make developers and industry cover the costs of remediation, to scrutinise whether the Secretary of State’s approach goes far enough to finally fix this crisis, and to examine what the funding arrangement … Read more
16 Recommendations
5 Conclusions
1 Report
3 Oral sessions
10 Letters
3 Events
Activity timeline 18 events
Oral evidence sessions 3 sessions
Oral Evidence
Rt Hon Michael Gove · Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Oral Evidence
Charles Roe · UK Finance Cllr Rachel Blake · Local Government Association Geeta Nada · Metropolitan Thames Valley James Dalton · Association of British Insurers (ABI) Kate Henderson · National Housing Federation Richard Collins · Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
Oral Evidence
Andrew Bulmer · Institute of Residential Property Management Ben Beadle · National Residential Landlords' Association Ben Beadle · National Residential Landlords Association David O'Leary · Home Builders Federation John Mulryan · Ballymore Liam Spender · UK Cladding Action Group Peter Caplehorn · Construction Products Association
Recommendations & Conclusions
2 results
1 Recommendation Acknowledged
Seventh Report - Building Safety: …
We repeat our previous calls for further mental health support for those affected by the...
We repeat our previous calls for further mental health support for those affected by the building safety crisis.
Government Response
The government recognises the negative effect of the building safety crisis on residents' mental health and is working to ensure people get the help and support they need.
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
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12 Recommendation Acknowledged
Seventh Report - Building Safety: …
While insurance premiums for leaseholders have gone up, buildings have become safer as a result...
While insurance premiums for leaseholders have gone up, buildings have become safer as a result of remediation works that have been carried out. The risk to insurers has reduced as a result. Insurers should be required to contribute to funds … Read more
Government Response
The government has asked the FCA and CMA to review buildings insurance premiums for medium and high-rise blocks of flats and is awaiting their recommendations.
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
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Government Response AI assessment · 21 of 16 classified

Total 16 recs + 5 conclusions
Correspondence 10 letters
17 May 2022 To committee Letter from the Secretary of State to the Chair dated 7 May 2022 concerning building safety remediation
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22 Mar 2022 To committee Letter from the Chair to the Association of British Insurers dated 22 March 2022 concerning building insurance premiums
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9 Mar 2022 To committee Letter from the Association of British Insurers to the Chair dated 8 March 2022 concerning the inquiry into Building Safety: Remediation and Funding
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8 Mar 2022 To committee Letter from G15 to the Chair dated 4 March 2022 following up evidence given before the Committee on 2 February concerning Building Safety
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8 Mar 2022 To committee Letter from the British Standards Institution dated 2 March 2022 concerning the Committee's inquiry into Building Safety: Remediation and Funding
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1 Mar 2022 To committee Letter from the Construction Products Association to the Chair dated 17 February 2022 following up evidence given before the Committee on 31 January concerning Building Safety
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1 Mar 2022 To committee Letter from the National Residential Landlords Association to the Chair dated 22 February 2022 concerning Building Safety: Remediation and Funding
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22 Feb 2022 To committee Letter from Ballymore to the Chair dated 11 February 2022 concerning evidence given before the Committee on 31 January on Building Safety
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22 Feb 2022 To committee Letter from the Secretary of State to the Chair dated 21 February 2022 concerning the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and cladding
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22 Feb 2022 To committee Letter from the Home Builders Federation to the Chair dated 16 February 2022 concerning evidence given before the Committee on 31 January on Building Safety
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