Second reading of retentions reform bill pushed back for a third time

By Jordan Marshall2018-10-25T11:32:00

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The 'Aldous Bill’ is now set for a second reading on 23 November

The second reading of the bill proposed by Tory MP Peter Aldous to reform retention practices in the construction industry has been pushed back for a third time.

The Construction (Retention Deposit Schemes) Bill 2017-19, which was due to be heard for a second time in the House of Commons tomorrow, is now pencilled in for a second reading on 23 November.

The second reading of the bill has already been pushed back twice, having been due to be read on both 15 June and 27 April.

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