It is claimed the move could delay delivery of new homes.
The government's concrete levy plans may have been blocked again.
It's understood it's going back to the drawing board, after a backlash from industry
A 10 percent levy was placed on concrete products in Budget 23, to help pay for the Mica redress scheme.
It is claimed the move could delay the delivery of new homes.
Reports in the Sunday Business Post say the government has now reassured the construction industry that the controversial levy will be postponed or adjusted.

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