We will also discuss the effectiveness and efficiency of our current financial stability tools at influencing actual house prices toward ‘sustainable’ levels, and of course managing the public’s expectations of our time horizons. This work and understanding necessitates us viewing the housing market from both an ‘occupiers’ and an ‘investors’ perspective.
Eighth, the quantity and quality of water, education and health care infrastructure are far from adequate, and are not even at the minimum level consistent with a modern society. These fall under the ambit of delivery of public services and the Prime Minister has already accorded a high priority to this issue.