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Minister in the Ministry of Housing Phillip Alexander says the recently passed legislation that overhauled the Office of Procurement Regulation (OPR) will help accelerate housing construction across Trinidad and Tobago, arguing that bureaucratic delays have long frustrated efforts to address the nation's housing shortage.
Speaking during a visit to the Maloney Housing Development, Alexander defended the procurement amendments and suggested they would remove obstacles that previously stalled major Housing Development Corporation (HDC) projects.
"The HDC does not have the money to build 20,000 houses, but we have the capacity to build 20,000 houses," Alexander said.
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