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Appendix 3 APPG Leasehold Letter Appendix 3 All Party Parliamentary Group on Leasehold and Commonhold Reform appg House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA www.leaseholdknowledge.com Co-Chairs: Sir Peter Bottomley MP, Justin Madders MP and Sir Edward Davey MP Contact: Katherine O’Riordan – [email protected] APPG Secretariat: Sebastian O’Kelly [email protected] Martin Boyd [email protected] Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP Secretary of State Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government 2, Marsham Street London SW1P 4JA 8th January 2021 URGENTcladding319/PB/JM/ED/MHCLG/2021 Dear Secretary of State, APPG co-chairs Sir Peter Bottomley, Justin Madders with Sir Edward Davey attach signatures to this letter calling on Government to support leaseholders living in unsafe private residential leasehold properties who maybe facing substantial retrospective remedial safety-work costs. No leaseholder, lease-renter should suffer anxiety, facing costs well beyond the ability to pay. Replacing unsafe cladding on buildings may total £15 billion, nearly ten times the funds now available. You will be aware it is estimated that 1.5 million flats are currently un-mortgageable, trapping around 3.6 million people in potentially dangerous, unsellable housing. Government has responsibility and resources to rescue the living victims of the cladding costs scandal. Everyone seems to be at fault except those presently lumbered with impossible costs and with unsaleable flats in place of their dream homes. APPG co-chairs call on Government to accurately assess liability for building safety remediation costs which should not fall on the end-user, the leaseholder because of defective legislation. You will be aware two prime ministers, three former secretaries of state and successive housing ministers stated leaseholders should not pay to make their homes safe. It is time to settle on simple effective ways at once to remove and replace dangerous products that still endanger residents in blocks of flats and to end the cladding remediation crisis. We look forward to hearing back from you. Yours sincerely, Sir Peter Bottomley MP Justin Madders MP Sir Edward Davey MP APPG Co-Chair APPG Co-Chair APPG Co-Chair All Party Parliamentary Group on Leasehold and Commonhold Reform appg House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA www.leaseholdknowledge.com Co-Chairs: Sir Peter Bottomley MP, Justin Madders MP and Sir Edward Davey MP Contact: Katherine O’Riordan – [email protected] APPG Secretariat: Sebastian O’Kelly [email protected] Martin Boyd [email protected] Members of Parliament: Tommy Sheppard MP Andrew Slaughter MP Diane Abbott MP Royston Smith MP Sir David Amess MP Mark Tami MP Caroline Ansell MP Derek Twigg MP John Baron MP Dr Phillipa Whitford (SNP) MP Hillary Benn MP Crispin Blunt MP Peers: Kevin Brennan MP Ruth Cadbury MP Baroness Kay Andrews OBE Christopher Chope MP The Lord Bird MBE Elliot Colburn MP The Rt Hon the Lord Blencathra Damian Collins MP Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle Daisy Cooper MP Lord Richard Best Janet Daby MP Lord Donald Curry of Kirkharle Allan Dorans MP Baroness Ruth Deech DBE QC Maria Eagle MP The Lord Michael German OBE Florence Eshalomi MP Lord Grade of Yarmouth CBE Barry Gardiner MP Baroness FInlay of Lladnaff Lilian Greenwood MP Lord Kevin Joseph Shinkwin Hillary Benn MP Tom Hunt MP Non-Parliamentarians: Kim Johnson MP Rt Hon Sir Edward Leigh MP Bishop Paul Bayes of Liverpool Clive Lewis MP Dr Chiara Benvenuto of University of Salford Rebecca Long-Bailey MP Chair Bob Bessell of Retirement Security Limited Caroline Lucas, MP Director Joanna Bould Jennings & Barrett Tony Lloyd MP Partner Charles Bramly BSc (Hons) MIRCS of Mark Logan MP Stiles Harold Partnership LLP Sir Robert Neill MP Professor Susan Bright of Oxford University Rt Hon Caroline Nokes MP Partner Lucy Miranda Brown of Avonwick Group Stephen McPartland MP CEO Andrew Bulmer of The Institute of Ian Mearns MP Residential Property Management Layla Moran MP Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester Stephen Morgan MP Adrian Calver Red Rock Estate & Property Management Ltd Sarah Olney MP Lizzie O’ Connell of HML Holdings Limited Andrew Rosindell MP Oliver Conway of Oliver Fisher Solicitors Andrew Selous MP All Party Parliamentary Group on Leasehold and Commonhold Reform appg House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA www.leaseholdknowledge.com Co-Chairs: Sir Peter Bottomley MP, Justin Madders MP and Sir Edward Davey MP Contact: Katherine O’Riordan – [email protected] APPG Secretariat: Sebastian O’Kelly [email protected] Martin Boyd [email protected] Rawdon Crozier Barrister of KBG Chambers Managing Director Daniel Pollard MIRPM Director Tim Darwall-Smith MRICS, Property AssocRICS Realty Management Limited Management Services Shula Rich Head of Brighton Hove and District Sarah Dedekis Bath Leasehold Management Leaseholders Association James McDermott BSc (Hons) MSc MRICS Director Virtus Robin Mitchell Property AIRPM of Zenith Management Limited Management Limited Chair Andrew Dismore AM of the London Metro Mayor of Liverpool City Region Steve Assembly Fire, Resilience and Emergency Rotheram Planning Committee Area Property Manager Gillian Stanley MIRPM Andrew Eagerton MIRPM AssocRICS of Hunters Mainstay Group RBM Area Director James Tarr FIRPM, AssocRICS CEO and Chair Jonathan Evans of Ash & Lacy Kim Taylor of KT Management Company Holdings Limited (UK) Ltd Managing Partner James Farrar MIRPM Nisha Thomas Horizon Management AssocRICS JFM Block & Estate Management Bishop of Manchester David Walker Director Sarah Fisher of MIH Property Katie Waters BSc (Hons) MA MIRPM Management Ltd AssocRICS of Smith Waters LLP Head of MLM Property Management Craig Alan Williamson BA(Hons) MSc MCIPD FIRPM Forrest MIRPM AssocRICS AssocRICS Regalty Estates Limited Sara Grixti AIRPM Cluttons LLP, Portman House Karen Wilson MARLA Property Management Chief Executive Nigel Glen of ARMA Director Chief Executive Nigel Howell of FirstPort CEO Pauline Jones AssocRICS, MIRPM Jones Cladding Groups: Associates Director Cherry Jones of Home from Home Ritu Saha and Will Martin - UK Cladding Action Property Management Group Founder Katie Kendrick of National Leasehold Giles Grover and Rebecca Fairclough - Campaign Manchester Cladiators CEO Sebastian O’Kelly of Leasehold Knowledge Abi Tubis - Leeds Cladding Scandal Partnership Jennifer Reid and Brian Simpson - Birmingham Michael Mansfield QC Leaseholder Action Group Natasha Letchford and Jake Ellis - Southampton Gary Martin of Letters Group Cladding Action Group Partner Joe Mallon JFM Block & Estate Julie Fraser - Liverpool Cladiators Management Dave Richards - London Cladding Action Jonathan Miller of Grace Miller & Co. Limited Group Director Steve Nightingale of Bloq Management Lucie Gutfreund - Homeowners of L & Q Services Limited Vickie Musguin-Rowe and Emma Byrne - One Terri-Jade Peters MLM Management Housing Residents’ Action Group Chair Murad Qureshi AM of the London Alex Dickin - Ipswich Cladiators Assembly Housing Committee .
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