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Require continuous improvements in energy efficiency in new housing
We will require continuous improvements to the energy efficiency of new housing.
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Require continuous improvements in energy efficiency in new housing
Require continuous improvements in energy efficiency in new housing☜We will require continuous improvements to the energy efficiency of new housing.☜59C6EF
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A simple and consolidated national planning framework
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Make it simpler for communities to provide homes for local people
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Phase out the ring-fencing of grants to local government
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Power to vote on large salary packages for unelected officials
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Promote ‘Home on the Farm’ schemes
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Promote shared ownership schemes
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Radical devolution of power and greater financial autonomy
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