Housing minister Kit Malthouse gets quizzed next week
over the Social Housing Green Paper by the Commons Housing, Communities and
Local Government Committee. The paper outlined five principles as the basis for
future policy, focusing on expanding housing supply and home ownership,
improving quality, and providing effective support for residents and complaint
resolution. In an evidence session set for next Wednesday (Oct 31), the
committee will test Malthouse as to how effectively the Green Paper provides
mechanisms to resolve the challenges it sets out, as well as questions on the
funding needed to build more social housing, the role of the proposed Regulator
of Social Housing, and how the perception of social housing as an option of
last resort or a ‘springboard’ can be changed. Read more on 24housing.
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