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If it becomes law in england and wales, it will give leaseholders the right to sue developers for faults and safety defects up to 15 years after construction. our business correspondent sarah corker is in salford for us. sarah. these are major changes. this new regulator will have powers to prosecute developers who do not meet standards and this comes after the grenfell tower tragedy exposed decades of regulatory failures including dangerous cladding and as you said, under the proposals, leaseholders will have 15 years to sue developers for shoddy workmanship. at the moment they have six years...

Estimate this is a £15 billion problem and leaseholders say they are the ones that are having to pay these huge costs. in this legislation this afternoon we expect they will be a legal requirement for building owners to look at alternative methods of paying to fix these buildings before passing on those costs to leaseholders. leaseholders will have 15 years to sue developers for shoddy workmanship. at the moment they've got six years. cladding campaigners say they don't have the time and money to take on these complex legal cases. it is difficult as well to prove a liability. at the moment it...

Cladding but many other fire safety faults too. this building here in south salford quays is having their cladding removed at the moment. there is this £5 billion government cladding removalfund, but mps estimate this is a £15 billion problem and leaseholders say they are the ones that are having to pay these huge costs. in this legislation this afternoon we expect there will be a legal requirement for building owners to look at alternative methods of paying to fix these buildings before passing on those costs to leaseholders. leaseholders will have 15 years to sue developers for shoddy work...

High—rises since then have exposed the problem is notjust with cladding but many other fire safety false too. this building in salford quays just having their cladding removed at the moment, and there is this £5 billion government cladding removalfund, but mps this £5 billion government cladding removal fund, but mps estimate this is a £15 billion problem and leaseholders say they are the ones having to pay these huge costs. in this legislation this afternoon, we expect there will be a legal requirement for building owners to look at alternative methods of paying to fix these buildings be...