❓ Hon Tim Clifford asks about the number and location of 'Band B' affordable homes in WA, owned by the government and Community Housing Organisations. The answer clarifies that properties aren't specifically classified as 'Band B', but rather a percentage of homes are allocated to tenants meeting 'Band B' criteria.

(1) Can the Government provide an indication of how many homes there are in WA classified as 'Band B' affordable homes (under the Community Housing Eligibility Policy) including homes the WA Government has ownership of, as well as those that are owned and managed by Community Housing Organisations?(2) Can the Government provide a breakdown on the location of the homes in [1], showing how many there are in each region in WA? (1) Can the Government provide an indication of how many homes there are in WA classified as 'Band B' affordable homes (under the Community Housing Eligibility Policy) including homes the WA Government has ownership of, as well as those that are owned and managed by Community Housing Organisations? (2) Can the Government provide a breakdown on the location of the homes in [1], showing how many there are in each region in WA?

1-2) Specific properties are not classified as ‘Band B’. Community Housing providers may be required to let an agreed percentage of homes within a project to tenants classified as “Band B’ under the Affordable Rental Housing eligibility criteria, as described in the Community Housing Eligibility Policy. Properties may house a range of tenancy types, allowing housing to be appropriatly matched to need.