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Property and housing freedom: putting responsibility back at the centre

Inheritance, renting, energy certificates, renovation, capital gains, home improvements and public workforce reform, tested without rewriting source rules.

Property and housing freedom: putting responsibility back at the centre
Property and housing freedom: putting responsibility back at the centre
CORE ARCHITECTURE

Before permanent tax cuts: make ordinary structural deficits legally inadmissible

The Plan de Rupture first rests on a constitutional balance rule, independent pre-vote review, automatic correction and personal accountability for deliberate breaches by top decision-makers. Asset-based penalties would only follow due process and a final judgment.

A new doctrine: protect freedom without removing safeguards

This package moves regulation toward demonstrable harm: fraud, unsafe housing, legally established rental debt, professional property trading and environmentally significant projects. Ordinary ownership decisions should rely more on information, contracts and responsibility.

Eight workstreams

Inheritance

Test a lifetime allowance and blended-family rules.

Private rental

Restore landlord confidence while keeping safety standards.

Rental incidents

Objective legally-established register, never subjective ratings.

Energy certificates

Useful disclosure without an automatic rental ban.

Renovation

Tax incentives and repayable/private finance rather than broad grants.

Capital gains

Test full exemption after 15 years with anti-trading safeguards.

Home improvements

A freedom envelope for low-impact works.

Public workforce + AI

Automate repetitive tasks and redeploy scarce staff to priority services.

Traceability rule

The published Plan and the 2025 housing letter remain historical sources. scenarios are a separate layer until evidence and modelling justify a future book revision.