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Wait. The research said "preventing 40,000 people from becoming homeless would save taxpayers £370 million"... But he's not proposing preventing homelessness, he's proposing making homelessness more tolerable. So we'll be out over £400 million and we won't get the benefit of preventing 40k people becoming homeless? Am I reading that correctly?
Edit: To clarify, I'm all for making homelessness more tolerable, it's the sloppy thinking I'm concerned about.