Housing Bill — Improvement in Energy Efficiency — 3 Nov 2004 at 18:06
The majority of Lords voted to insert a new clause into the Housing Bill (2004), which read:[2]
- For the purposes of
- improving the energy efficiency of residential accommodation;
- increasing the comfort level of occupants of residential accommodation; and
- alleviating fuel poverty,
- the Secretary of State shall take reasonable steps to ensure an increase in residential energy efficiency of at least 20% by 2010 based upon 2000 levels.
This new clause was later deleted by the House of Commons.[2]
- [1] Baroness Hanham (con), House of Lords, 3 November 2004
- [2] Housing Bill - Improvement in Energy Efficiency - rejected, House of Commons Division, 8 November 2004
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