There has been no government assessment of the case for
increasing the scope of housing support, despite the sector stressing the need
for investment. Crossbench peer Lord Hylton put a written Lords question as to
the extent of assessment of the case for increasing both the scope and total
amount of housing benefit – including any resulting savings on temporary
accommodation and other costs. For the DWP, Tory peer Baroness Stedman-Scott
said no assessment has been made of either case with decisions on the uprating
of Local Housing Allowance from April 2020 to be “discussed later this year.”
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