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Bills on high rent, lack of housing lost in rush to wrap N.S. legislature: NDP
Two NDP bills aimed at rent control and increasing housing supply stalled as the legislature ended after eight days, limiting debate on affordable housing issues.
- One bill aimed to create a residential tenancies enforcement unit and a rent control system linked to the consumer price index, according to Claudia Chender.
- Another bill called for an annual housing supply target of 12,500 units and an independent housing officer to track progress.
- Both bills were tabled but did not progress past the first reading due to the Progressive Conservative government's eight-day legislative session.
- The short session limited discussions on important issues like the cost of living and affordable housing.
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