Do you support a council tax and stamp duty replacement with a 0.48% tax on homes?

Council tax in England relies on 1991 property valuations and varies widely by local authority, while stamp duty is paid on purchases. A proportional property tax of 0.48% on current values has been proposed to replace both, aiming to raise similar total revenue but spread more evenly. Recent discussions, including from Labour MP Jonathan Brash, highlight it could cut bills for most households under £350,000 but raise them for higher-value properties and remove transaction taxes.