@GreenLunchBox why is this good? Please could you expand on your thinking about this issue?
Personally I think no fault evictions should be banned. In order for people and communities to thrive they need to feel secure. If you don't know how long you will be living in your house, how can you make long term plans? When dc are having to move houses, areas, at the whim of a landlord through no fault of their parents, giving them a disrupted education, how are they going to thrive and build themselves a future? How do you break the cycle and give the most vulnerable in society the ability to create a future?
This would have been a step in that direction I think.
People voted for the conservatives on the manifesto they put forward. Clearly, the manifesto must have been liked. The fact that the leader of the party was a fuckwit and was subsequently removed from his position shouldn't be a reason for them to break the trust (which is already at rock bottom) with the electorate by ignoring their own pledges to the electorate.
Why do you think that it's a good thing that the plans have been shelved?