Downing Street Says

Asked what sort of housing the Prime Minister was talking about, i.e., council housing, private houses for councils, the PMS said that part of that did include social housing, but more generally, it was housing that was affordable for people.

Asked if there would be a Green Paper tomorrow on housing, the PMS replied that there would not be a Green Paper tomorrow. However, there might be more to say on housing in the days coming.

Asked to clarify that it was an announcement but not a Green Paper, the PMS explained that there could be a Green Paper, but equally, there could also be other things announced in advance of a Green Paper.

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