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That this House considers that in view of the huge efforts made by the Bank of England and the Government to protect the banks, building societies and lending institutions from the consequences of their own lax lending, it is now time to act to protect those borrowers who are suffering from the consequences of the excessive exuberance and irresponsibility of the financial sector by helping the victims of these financial follies in the way the American Congress is now proposing; and therefore urges the Government to implement quickly some or all of the following strategies: an urgent mandatory three month delay in foreclosures and repossessions to allow reorganisation of the financial affairs of the borrowers on the advice of debt advisers, ensuring that during this period the victims should be paid housing benefit, requiring lending institutions to reduce their claims and interest charges in foreclosure cases, providing government support of the type and on the scale available to first-time buyers to support borrowers in danger of foreclosure to help them to stay in their houses and, as a last resort, when repossession cannot be avoided, encouraging and financing local authorities to buy repossessed houses and add them to their housing stock rather than allowing them to be dumped on the market to depress property prices generally.
That this House considers that in view of the huge efforts made by the Bank of England and the Government to protect the banks, building societies and lending institutions from the consequences of their own lax lending, it is now time to act to protect those borrowers who are suffering...
Whether he will publish a table showing nationally, regionally and for each district, the total number of dwellings, the total number of owner-occupied dwellings, the number rented from (i) public and (ii) private landlords and the average rent charged for commercial dwellings in 1979 and at the latest available date....
Whether he will publish a table showing nationally, regionally and for each district, the total number of dwellings, the total number of owner-occupied dwellings, the number rented from (i) public and (ii) private landlords and the average rent charged for commercial dwellings in 1979 and at the latest available date....
If he will provide the basis for his estimate set out in paragraph 2 of his illustrative tables for the council tax of #80,000 for an average property value for England; whether it includes (i) leasehold and (ii) rented dwellings at their freehold value with vacant possession; whether it is...
If he will provide the basis for his estimate set out in paragraph 2 of his illustrative tables for the council tax of #80,000 for an average property value for England; whether it includes (i) leasehold and (ii) rented dwellings at their freehold value with vacant possession; whether it is...
To publish table further to table 15.3 of Annual Abstract of Statistics 1989 showing for each year & forecast for 1987, 1988 & 1989 amount & % share of imputed income from owner rent-free occupancy together with weekly equivalent of rateable value, % uplift for general increase in rents, corresponding...
To publish table further to table 15.3 of Annual Abstract of Statistics 1989 showing for each year & forecast for 1987, 1988 & 1989 amount & % share of imputed income from owner rent-free occupancy together with weekly equivalent of rateable value, % uplift for general increase in rents, corresponding...
Further to table 6.2 of general household survey for 1986 to publish figures for each country in 1986 with relevant base together with an estimate for years 1987, 1988 & 1989 together with a forecast for 1990. - Incls table.
Further to table 6.2 of general household survey for 1986 to publish figures for each country in 1986 with relevant base together with an estimate for years 1987, 1988 & 1989 together with a forecast for 1990. - Incls table.
To make available an estimate of figures in table 5.13 of "Regional Trends 1989" for 1988 & a forecast for 1989, together with ratio of mortgages to private dwelling stock in each year & in 1983. - Includes table & fact that figures for 1989 not yet available.
To make available an estimate of figures in table 5.13 of "Regional Trends 1989" for 1988 & a forecast for 1989, together with ratio of mortgages to private dwelling stock in each year & in 1983. - Includes table & fact that figures for 1989 not yet available.
To give a table showing for each region the no of rated domestic premises in 1988-89, estimated rate yield based on a charge of 1% of capital value & estimated cost of a rate-free reduction of, respectively, #10,000 per dwelling, #5,000 for each resident member as defined for electoral purposes,...
To give a table showing for each region the no of rated domestic premises in 1988-89, estimated rate yield based on a charge of 1% of capital value & estimated cost of a rate-free reduction of, respectively, #10,000 per dwelling, #5,000 for each resident member as defined for electoral purposes,...