47 Should the Government commit more money to fl ood protection?


 with owners, and 61 councils. hen, when asked if the ewers for Adoption guidance had helped clarify this, just  said yes, with 2 saying no, and  being unsure. he issues around weak regulations and collaboration were also reinforced later in the survey. When asked if the  should be expanded from just covering ‘major’ developments to all developments, for example,  agreed, with just 1 saying no, and 11 being unsure. When asked if there was enough collaboration between overnment, developers, councils and planners around uD, the results were fairly evenly split, with 2 saying yes,  no, and  being unsure  again an unclear result. eturning to the remaining barriers cited, respondents’ next most common listing was the diffi culties presented by sites,  of respondents, with space requirements at , and a lack of buyer demand at 21.


urther to that last obstacle, in a later question respondents were also asked how often buyers, planners and mortgage


38% OF RESPONDENTS ONLY INSTALL SUDS IN THE PROJECTS OCCASIONALLY, 6% RARELY DO SO, AND 15% NEVER DO AT ALL


providers requested uD to be included. lanners, they said, ‘always’ ask for uD less than 0 of the time, however when compared to buyers and mortgage providers, this was relatively high. According to our respondents, just 2 of buyers always ask for uD to be included in a project,  occasionally do so, 16 rarely and 20 never. or mortgage providers, 20 report- edly always do so,  occasionally, 11 rarely, and  never.


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