> It finds the “common thread” to the origin of defects was a lack of understanding of the complexities of constructing the buildings that ran through construction professionals, developers, insurers, financiers and lenders, with limited regulatory oversight at local authority level.
What the fuck is wrong with this country? If McDonalds gave people food poisoning country wide for decades, would a report ever find that they had a lack of understanding of the complexities of food hygiene? Would it fuck.
Best little country to do business in!
If they did that the costs would just be passed on to people buying new homes, raising prices more and getting first time buyers etc to pay for it.
Where is the incentive not to do it again? It is so exhausting seeing the average citizen getting steamrolled by politcal and corporate interests over and over again
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Might as well just let them away it so
> It finds the “common thread” to the origin of defects was a lack of understanding of the complexities of constructing the buildings that ran through construction professionals, developers, insurers, financiers and lenders, with limited regulatory oversight at local authority level.
What the fuck is wrong with this country? If McDonalds gave people food poisoning country wide for decades, would a report ever find that they had a lack of understanding of the complexities of food hygiene? Would it fuck.
Best little country to do business in!
If they did that the costs would just be passed on to people buying new homes, raising prices more and getting first time buyers etc to pay for it.
Where is the incentive not to do it again? It is so exhausting seeing the average citizen getting steamrolled by politcal and corporate interests over and over again