This house supports Inclusionary Development
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This house supports Inclusionary Development
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This house supports Inclusionary Development
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This House Prefers housing assistance programmes to social housing schemes. Info: Housing assistance programs include policies such as mortgage and rental subsidies, preferential loans, and rent caps among others. Social housing meanwhile is government-financed construction/purchase of housing which is then made available according to means-testing to be rented out and possibly eventually bought below private market rates.
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In states with high rates of religious diversity, This house supports grouping.
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In zones in which tourism is high, This house would heavily restrict the short term rental industry (such as Airbnb).
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This house supports squatting (unlawfully occupy an uninhabited building or settle on a piece of land)
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This house supports affluent ethnic minorities engaging in voluntary separation.
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This house prefers a world where the majority of individuals live with their extended family (i.e. including cousins, relatives, etc.), instead of only with their nuclear family* *A nuclear family is a family group consisting of two parents and their child(ren).
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This house would fully privatize Fannie and Freddie (e.g. giving control of them back to private shareholders, removing subsidies, etc.)
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That we support removing all regulations on construction, other than those required for health and safety (e.g. density laws, aesthetic restrictions, parking requirements, minimum lot size requirements)
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This house prefers housing assistance programmes to social housing schemes
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This house believes that the Canadian government should prioritise the widescale construction of public housing over stimulating the private market (i.e. by lifting rent caps, cutting development taxes)
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This house supports state attempts to help their citizens find partners and sustain relationships (e.g providing housing support subject to being in long-term relationships, giving significant state financial aid to long term couples)
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This house would impose a high property and ownership tax on foreign buyers and property owners.
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This house regrets the narrative adults should be independent (i.e. supporting themselves financially, living on their own, being emotionally self-sufficient etc.)
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This House believes that the New South Wales government should incentivise Sydneysiders to move to Wollongong and commute to Sydney
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This house believes that governments should financially incentivize adults to cohabitate with their elderly parents
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In disaster-prone areas, This House Would replace all state rebuilding and reconstruction efforts with direct cash transfers to affected citizens.
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This house supports a decentralized urban planning system