Seventh Report: Cladding Remediation—Follow-up
Select Committee
Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee
HC 1249
29 April 2021
Government response
Building Safety: Remediation and Funding: Government Response to the Select Committee Reports · published 17 May 2022
Recommendations & Conclusions
2 results
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Conclusion
Not Addressed
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It is disappointing that the Government’s proposed loan scheme, whereby leaseholders contribute up to £50...
Conclusion
It is disappointing that the Government’s proposed loan scheme, whereby leaseholders contribute up to £50 a month to pay for cladding remediation works on buildings between 11m and 18m high, does not satisfy the previously agreed principle that leaseholders should …
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Government Response Summary
The government's response did not address the committee's concerns about the proposed loan scheme for 11-18m buildings or the principle of leaseholders not paying, instead responding to an unrelated recommendation about a comprehensive building safety fund.
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
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Recommendation
Not Addressed
We are concerned that the exclusion of social landlords from the Building Safety Fund and...
Recommendation
We are concerned that the exclusion of social landlords from the Building Safety Fund and waking watch relief fund except in specific circumstances is having negative consequences for the wider social housing sector. While the £12 billion Affordable Homes Programme …
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Government Response Summary
The government's response did not address the specific recommendations to ensure social housing providers have full access to the waking watch relief fund or to publish an impact assessment on the effects of fire safety remediation on social housing provision.
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
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