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Expert committee on England home ownership has not met for over a year

Exclusive: Campaigners warn government pledge to reform leasehold system is slipping down agenda

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An expert committee set up to advise ministers on how to change England’s archaic home ownership laws has not met for over a year, the Guardian can reveal, as campaigners warn the issue is slipping down the government’s agenda.

The Commonhold Council – a panel of 11 people from the property industry, the legal profession and academia – was convened in 2021 as ministers promised sweeping reforms to the leasehold system.

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