14 thousand State-owned beds will be provided by 2028.
The Government has agreed reforms to the accommodation of asylum seekers.
The plans will see a move away from the reliance of private hotel owners, with 14 thousand State-owned beds being provided by 2028.
Among the plans would be to develop modular housing on State-owned land, along with upgrading current IPAS centres, and the design and construction of new reception centres.

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