An analysis by Nathan Humphreys, Operations Director at Horizon Management, indicates that building safety law was not drafted with ordinary leaseholders in mind. The report highlights that Prime Minister Andy Burnham, during his time as Mayor of Greater Manchester, had a strong personal record on the cladding crisis, having previously urged the government to "just pay for it to be done".
Building Safety Law Reportedly Not Designed for Ordinary Leaseholders
UKPulse Property DeskA recent analysis suggests that current building safety legislation was not drafted with ordinary leaseholders in mind.
- Building safety law was reportedly not written for ordinary leaseholders.
- Andy Burnham, as Mayor of Greater Manchester, previously advocated for the government to fund cladding remediation.