Economics
The Housing Corporation: Report, Together with the Proceedings of the Committee Relating to the Report: the Housing Corporation: [HC]: [1992-93]: House of Commons Papers
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- Pages
- 52
- Published
- 1993
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- The Stationery Office Books
About this book
The story
This in-depth inquiry provoked considerable interest and the recommendation that the Government should completely reconsider its proposed cut in HAG (housing association grant) has caused some controversy. The Committee's review discusses the role and functions of the Housing Corporation, its structure and accountability.
Detailed consideration is given to the Corporation's funding and regulatory roles.
The quantity and quality of affordable housing required in the coming years is analyzed, and there is a separate chapter on tenant participation and tenant's complaints.
Throughout their report the Committee make recommendations on which they expect the Government and Housing Corporation to act.