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To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, whether her Department has made an assessment of the number of new-build homes that suffer structural collapse as a result of malpractice by the developer.
To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, whether her Department has made an assessment of the number of new-build homes that suffer structural collapse as a result of malpractice by the developer.
The Department does not hold information on the number of new-build homes that suffer structural collapse or require underpinning as a result of construction faults or malpractice by the developer.
Most new build warranties cover damages caused by structural defects for a 10-year term. The terms of warranty should give more detail on what developers would be expected to cover in this timeframe.
Where a homeowner is dissatisfied with the service given, warranty providers should have a clear complaints procedure for warranty holders to follow. This procedure should be followed in the first instance. If the complaint is about a developer in the first two years of warranty cover, providers may offer an alternate dispute resolution service. This may need to be followed as part of the complaints process. If this still does not resolve the issue, the next step would be to refer the case to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) for a decision.
Clause 73, discussed with new clause 6 (Automatic dismissal on conviction for a serious criminal offence), new clause 7 (Automatic suspension of officers charged with specified allegations), new clause 8 (Automatic dismissal of officers who fail vetting), new clause 9 (Duty of officer to hand over personal mobile phone), new clause 33 (Police perpetrated domestic abuse as a recordable complaint), new clause 34 (Domestic abuse complainants: police officers and police staff), new clause 35 (Vetting: duty of chief officers), new clause 36 (Allegation of violence against women and girls: withdrawal of warrant card) and new clause 43 (Domestic abuse: automatic referral to Independent Office for Police Conduct), agreed to. Clauses 74 and 75 agreed to. Clause 76, as amended, agreed to. Clause 77, discussed with new clause 15 (Intentionally administering a substance with intent to cause harm), as amended, agreed to. Clause 78, discussed with new clause 1 (Removal of women from the criminal law related to abortion) and new clause 2 (Abortion: Decriminalisation), as amended, agreed to. Clause 79 agreed to. New clause 10 (Power to seize bladed articles etc: armed forces) agreed to. New clause 11 (Stolen goods on premises (entry, search and seizure without warrant): armed forces) agreed to. New clause 12 (Powers to compel attendance at sentencing hearing: armed forces) agreed to. New clause 13 (Testing of persons outside of police detention for presence of controlled drugs) agreed to. New clause 14 (Terrorist offenders) agreed to. New clause 21 (Dispersal powers: removal of senior police officer authorisation) agreed to. New clause 22 (Dispersal powers: extension to local authorities) agreed to.
Clause 73, discussed with new clause 6 (Automatic dismissal on conviction for a serious criminal offence), new clause 7 (Automatic suspension of officers charged with specified allegations), new clause 8 (Automatic dismissal of officers who fail vetting), new clause 9 (Duty of officer to hand over personal mobile phone), new...
Clause 72 agreed to. Clause 73, discussed with new clause 48 (Duty to investigate suspects diligently), new clause 6 (Automatic dismissal on conviction for a serious criminal offence), new clause 7 (Automatic suspension of officers charged with specified allegations), new clause 8 (Automatic dismissal of officers who fail vetting), new clause 9 (Duty of officer to hand over personal mobile phone), new clause 33 (Police perpetrated domestic abuse as a recordable complaint), new clause 34 (Domestic abuse complainants: police officers and police staff), new clause 35 (Vetting: duty of chief officers), new clause 36 (Allegation of violence against women and girls: withdrawal of warrant card) and new clause 43 (Domestic abuse: automatic referral to Independent Office for Police Conduct), under consideration.
Clause 72 agreed to. Clause 73, discussed with new clause 48 (Duty to investigate suspects diligently), new clause 6 (Automatic dismissal on conviction for a serious criminal offence), new clause 7 (Automatic suspension of officers charged with specified allegations), new clause 8 (Automatic dismissal of officers who fail vetting), new...
Examination of witnesses. Written evidence reported to the House.
Examination of witnesses. Written evidence reported to the House.
Examination of witnesses. Written evidence reported to the House.
Examination of witnesses. Written evidence reported to the House.
Programme motion agreed to. Motion for the Committee to sit in silence until witnesses admitted, agreed to. Written evidence agreed to. Examination of witnesses.
Programme motion agreed to. Motion for the Committee to sit in silence until witnesses admitted, agreed to. Written evidence agreed to. Examination of witnesses.