英国工党下院住房委员会主席阿比娜·奥蓬-阿萨雷敦促财政大臣约翰·希利立即为社会保障住房计划拨款39亿英镑，而非等待大选后再进行资金分配1。
根据住房协会的评估，如果获得充足资金支持，这些机构可在伦敦外未来十年内新建4.1万套住房，其中包括2.5万套社会租赁住房，部分项目可在三年内启动1。政府已承诺分配约100亿英镑用于建设约7万套住房1。然而，全国住房联合会表示，为了实现住房协会提交的全部建房计划，还需要额外的53亿英镑1。全国住房联合会首席执行官凯特·亨德森指出，许多有现成地块和成熟运营记录的住房协会因缺乏所需资金而未能实现其建房目标1。政府计划立即向伦敦分配60亿英镑，而39亿英镑资金中相当一部分计划在大选后分配1。
Abena Oppong-Asare, chair of the Labour-led House of Commons housing committee, has called on Finance Minister John Healey to release funding for the £39 billion Social and Affordable Homes Programme immediately rather than delaying allocation until after the next election.1 Housing associations have indicated that with adequate funding, they could deliver an additional 41,000 homes outside London over the next decade, including 25,000 social rent properties, with some construction beginning within three years.1
The government has already committed approximately £10 billion in initial funding, with plans to distribute £6 billion to London immediately, though significant portions of the remaining £13 billion are scheduled for post-election distribution.1 The National Housing Federation has identified a funding gap, stating that an additional £5.73 billion is required to fulfill all housing association proposals that are ready for development.1 Kate Henderson, chief executive of the National Housing Federation, remarked that "housing associations submitted bids with plans to build tens of thousands of affordable homes, but many organisations with sites ready to go and proven track records did not receive the funding needed to deliver these homes."1 The government's overall target across the current parliament is to construct nearly 70,000 council, social and affordable homes throughout England.1
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