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The government has defended its decision to include social amenities in the Affordable Housing Project, saying it aligns with urban development policies and global standards. This comes after COTU distanced itself from the regulations, claiming it was not consulted and only supports using the housing levy strictly for building houses.
GOV'T DEFENDS INCLUSION OF SOCIAL AMENITIES IN HOUSING PROJECT
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