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Rented Housing

On that point, the review is under way, but it might take a year to complete and more time to implement—if it is possible to implement it. However, in the meantime, the Government have announced that for the next two years they want to carry on and make the situation worse by increasing rents by 6.2 per cent., which is well above inflation. In Chesterfield's case, increasing the clawback means that every penny will go to the Government rather than into tenants' houses. Does the hon. Gentleman agree that the Government should suspend that increase until the review has been completed, rather than digging a deeper and deeper hole?