Should the £16bn National Housing Bank require digital accounts to protect suppliers?
HousingEnded 31 May

Should the £16bn National Housing Bank require digital accounts to protect suppliers?

Yes 50%No 50%2 votes cast

The government’s new National Housing Bank will provide up to £16bn in loans, equity and guarantees to boost housebuilding. Nine construction leaders have urged ministers to ring-fence these funds in digital accounts to shield subcontractors from late payment and insolvency. The Small Business Protections Bill already proposes banning retentions after a two-year transition.

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