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Policy imageOur policy work provides a vital link between lenders, government and other key stakeholders. We work with the industry to identify and communicate policy across a wide spectrum - from valuation issues to arrears and possessions. Our policy pages will give you an insight into our key policy positions through to our written communications to ministers, civil servants and other policy makers or influencers.

Latest policy issues Latest circulars

  1. The position of tenants when a landlord defaults on their mortgage

    16 Aug 10

  2. Social housing funding and regulation in England

    10 Aug 10

  3. Mortgage rescue in England

    6 Aug 10

  1. Arrears and possessions data Q2 2010

    12 Aug 10

  2. Impact of FSA proposals on capital on bank subsidiaries

    28 Jul 10

  3. A new approach to financial regulation - HMT consultation

    26 Jul 10
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Scottish Government: Consultation Paper on Long Leases (Scotland) Bill

PDF | 28 Jun 10
Our response to the Scottish Government's plans to convert long leases over 175 years and with 100 years to run into ownership. The CML is supportive of what the Scottish Government is proposing.

HM Treasury - Building Society Capital and related issues

PDF | 24 Jun 10
The CML has responded to the Treasury’s discussion paper Building society capital and related issues. We welcome ideas for new capital instruments but highlight the need for government to also address a broader range of concerns of building societies.

Land Registry - e-conveyancing Consultation Secondary Legislation Part 3

PDF | 24 Jun 10
Our response to the Land Registry’s latest consultation on e- conveyancing which sets out the Land Registry’s proposals for electronic transfers and amendments to electronic charges.
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These notes have been produced for people working within the mortgage profession and provide advice on best practice. They cover shared ownership issues, equity release and lifetime mortgages and mortgage redemption statements.

 


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