Report faults UK govt's land sales scheme
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THE UK government has failed to provide taxpayers with adequate proof that the sale of land has enabled it to meet its housebuilding targets, the Public Accounts Committee said.
In a report examining the disposal of public land, the cross-party panel of lawmakers accused the government of "wishful thinking dressed up as public policy" and said a more rigorous approach is needed now that new housebuilding targets have been set.
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