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who have not signed the pledge, and the government says that if they don t they could be banned from new construction. people living in buildings whose developers cannot be traced said they think it will take longer and be more complicated to sort things out. as you come through here, i you can see the scaffolding. you can t miss it. sally ann dove lives in a building which is also having its unsafe cladding replaced. but the developer hasn t signed the new agreement and her costs are still mounting. it s not something for me to be over the moon- about because i m still in limbo. i still have. i still technically owe - thousands, nearly £100,000. i get an invoice currently. for £13,500 every quarter, and that should be paid within 30 days. - can you afford it? no, i don t think anyone can afford that kind of money. l the scheme will include funds for work done on buildings whose developers cannot be traced. it will come from an industry wide