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COALITION PLAN TO SCRAP ENERGY RULES FOR NEW HOUSES CONDEMNED AS ‘COST-OF-LIVING TIMEBOMB’

1 min read • 1 hr ago • Environment | The Guardian • [src]
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Proposal to cut building costs by scrapping the construction code would increase bills for the poorest households, critics say Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast A Coalition plan to abolish… The opposition’s housing and environment spokesperson, Andrew Bragg, said a Coalition government would cut the National Construction Code from more than 2,000 pages to 80, and strip away all requirements for new homes…

Environment | The Guardian reports that proposal to cut building costs by scrapping the construction code would increase bills for the poorest households, critics say Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast A Coalition plan to abolish…

The report adds: The opposition’s housing and environment spokesperson, Andrew Bragg, said a Coalition government would cut the National Construction Code from more than 2,000 pages to 80, and strip away all requirements for new homes…

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