Labour’s shadow housing minister has called for advice to
ministers on the independence of housing associations to be made public. The
Office of National Statistics is reviewing whether housing associations should
be included in the national public accounts for borrowing and debt. John Healey
has written directly to the Office of National Statistics calling for them to
make public their assessment on the finances and the impact of the Housing and Planning Bill to end uncertainty for the sector. The NHF has raised concern
that if its members’ accounts are included in national audit data, they would
effectively cease to be charities and would be nationalised by the government.
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