Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR) is an annual review process conducted by the UK government to assess government spending and make policy recommendations across all government departments, including those that are related to housing. The purpose of a CSR is to ensure that the government is spending its resources in the most effective and efficient manner, with an emphasis on value for money. The scope of the review includes assessing how public money is spent in areas such as housing, planning, infrastructure, and regeneration, and identifying potential savings and efficiencies. The review also considers the impact of government spending on the UK’s economy and society, as well as the effectiveness of existing programmes and services. The CSR helps to develop a long-term financial strategy and medium-term capital spending plans, and to ensure the government is able to meet its objectives.