The substantive point is that Labour will actually pass a Renters’ Rights Bill into law, regardless of one silly squabble with likely useless estate agents in East London
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Yer, yet it is watered down and inadequate to tackle the terrible state of rental properties in Eng. Common-hold has been shelved, and the shared ownership crisis ignored. Planning reform has mostly been underwhelming and awash with anti-green rhetoric.
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Once it’s all in force it will be much better than what we had before (which was nothing), and much better than what we could have in the future - again, nothing
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I mean, it's very different from what was being put out during & post election. The government is (rightly) calling the state of housing in Eng a crisis, yet we are supposed to be impressed when they only manage incremental changes far below what they *know* needs to happen?
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