The housing minister has pledged to look again at Right
to Buy rules after he said the policy is “only politically justifiable” if the
government is delivering replacement homes. Gavin Barwell revealed he will
reassess the rules on the use of Right to Buy receipts because future
government projections suggest they will not be able to replace the homes sold.
He said: “I do want to look at the rules in relation to Right to Buy receipts…
because my own view is that Right to Buy is a good thing but it’s only
politically justifiable if I deliver a replacement.” Read more on Inside
Housing.
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