Housing minister Esther McVey has seemingly hinted at
‘wriggle room’ for private sector building owners over ACM cladding replacement
– with no blanket definition of what constitutes exceptional circumstances for
work not being done to deadline. This comes just a month after the Commons
MHCLG committee warned that the £200m currently set aside for the remediation
of private sector residential buildings with ACM cladding will not be enough. Responding
to a written Commons question, McVey minister said such circumstances would
instead be considered on a case by case basis. McVey also ducked behind
references to “responsible entities” in responding to other questions raised
over remediation. Read more on 24housing.
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