The majority of the public believes housing safety
inspections should be in the hands of local councils, survey reveals. A survey
for the Association for Public Service Excellence (APSE) found 59% of the
public support council Building Inspections, and just 23.4% support private
inspectors. The poll, which was carried out by market research agency Survation
for APSE, was a ‘wake up call to Government’, APSE chief executive Paul
O’Brien, told a housing fringe at the Labour Party conference. ‘The public
clearly support a role for local councils in keeping residents safe,’ he said.
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