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Autumn Statement

Innovation and the condition of working people have always been priorities of the Conservative party. In that vein, I particularly welcome the fiscal changes in the autumn statement, especially regarding fuel duty, tax allowances and the national living wage, for which I campaigned for many years. May I just take the Chancellor back to the question from my hon. Friend the Member for Wimbledon (Stephen Hammond)? Through the dispersal of public money for affordable housing, would it be possible to break the monopoly of housing associations

and local authorities? In mixed tenure sites, could we bring in local providers of affordable housing to deliver the homes that we all need?

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Reference

617 c928 

Session

2016-17

Chamber / Committee

House of Commons chamber
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