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Housing minister Esther McVey said government will outline later this year how remediation costs can be ‘mitigated’
The government has reminded building owners they must fix any faults discovered while removing suspect cladding materials from privately-owned residential buildings, but stopped short of confirming tenants would not have to pay for the work.
Answering a question from Labour MP for Croydon North Steve Reed, housing minister Esther McVey said the government had been “consistently clear” that building safety was the responsibility of the building owner.
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