2026 Budget passed in Senate

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October 28, 2025

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Gail Alexander

Senior Political Reporter

The Rent Assessment Board will have to play an even more rigorous monitoring role ahead to ensure that the Landlord Surcharge imposed in the 2026 Budget is not unfairly passed on to other people, says Planning Minister Kennedy Swaratsingh.

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