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  • Assuming a tradeoff this house would prioritize funding to home ownership assistance programs as opposed to rent assistance social programs

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    The Korean government has a home ownership assistance program where they buy entire apartment complexes and sell them at a substantially reduced rate to individuals most in need (first time home owners with many dependents and low income) but yet prove themselves to be fiscally responsible (by opening special savings accounts and saving for a long time). On the other hand other countries use rent assistance programs by creating cheaper rental properties giving out loans or subsidizing rent.

    UW John Cook High School Debate Tournament · 5 · 2021-10-30

  • That we would implement a significant vacant property tax

    The Australian and New Zealand Pro-Am Championships 2021 · 5 · 2021-10-15

  • This house supports Mainland China's deadline for solving housing issues in Hong Kong

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    Mainland China's top official for Hong Kong gave the city government a deadline of 2049 to get rid of its long-lasting housing issues like subdivided flats and cage homes. He said that Hong Kong's housing problems should be ''greatly improved'' by 2049 on a private gathering of the Hong Kong's senior-most officials on July 16 2021. 2049 is also the year that HK ends the “one country two system'

    Edinburgh Online Open Motions 2021 · 1 · 2021-10-09

  • This house supports Mainland China's deadline for solving housing issues in Hong Kong

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    Mainland China's top official for Hong Kong gave the city government a deadline of 2049 to get rid of its long-lasting housing issues like subdivided flats and cage homes. He said that Hong Kong's housing problems should be 'greatly improved' by 2049, on a private gathering of the Hong Kong's senior-most officials on July 16, 2021.

    Strait Debate Open 2021 · 2 · 2021-09-04

  • This house, as the government of the city of Cologne, W abandon the UNESCO World Heritage status of the Dome in favor of building residential housing

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    The Dome of Cologne is a UNESCO-World Heritage site that attracts significant tourism and funding related to its heritage status. Funding is used for the (necessary and significant) upkeep of the Dome, as well as infrastructure and social projects. The archdioscese of Cologne (one of the most powerful and wealthy archdiosceses in the Catholic Church) has given buildings they own to the city under the requirement the Dome's status be upheld. UNESCO sites are required to be easily visible, and consequently, Cologne is limited in expanding the city and had to issue a ban on high rise buildings. Cologne is one of the largest cities in Germany, has Germany's largest university, and outpaced demand has caused rent prices to quickly increase.

    Queer Mixed Doubles 2021 · 3 · 2021-08-29

  • This house would allow local governments to issue immigration permits that would allow immigrants to have access to specific rights and services in that local area only (e.g. the right to rent property seek employment receive state funded education healthcare and welfare etc).

    Southern Africa National Universities Debating Championships 2021 · Open Semis · 2021-08-06

  • This house would prohibit cities from paying other cities to resettle homeless populations.

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    September BP Open · 1 · 2021-07-26

  • This house would allow local governments to issue immigration permits that grant access to Defined Permit Services in the local area only

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    Defined Permit Services include access to the purchasing or renting of property, employment, and government services such as education, healthcare and welfare.

    Australia BP 2021 · Open Semis · 2021-07-03

  • This house prefers a world in which the government reclaimed and redistributed all housing as opposed to setting policies that assist in making housing more affordable (i.e. rent control vacant housing taxes foreign buyer taxes etc)

    Waterloo High School Debate Tournament 2021 · Open Final · 2021-06-15

  • This house would issue housing vouchers to low-income individuals rather than invest in the construction of new public housing units

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    An individual issued with a housing voucher is responsible for finding a suitable housing unit on the private market to rent under the program. A subsidy is paid to the landlord -- who must still approve the prospective tenant -- directly by the state on behalf of the voucher recipient. The value of this subsidy is approximately what is needed to rent a moderately-priced dwelling unit in the local housing market. Recipients then pay the difference between the actual rent charged by the landlord and the amount subsidised by the program. However, they are not permitted to spend more than 30% of their gross income on rent and utilities combined

    UNSW May Mini · 2 · 2021-05-22