This is not a great look. Housing association A2 Dominion writes to its shared owners telling them it will bill them for the removal of dangerous cladding if it can't recover the costs from contractors or the government fund https://www.insidehousing.co.uk/news/large-association-to-make-shared-owners-pay-full-cladding-bills-if-it-cant-recoup-costs-65921

As far as I know, all housing associations have so far avoided passing on remediation costs (which can reach six figures).

The idea that any resident should foot these bills seems unjust, but even more so for someone who only owns 25% of a lease

A2 justifying it on the basis of the "benefits of shared ownership".

I wonder if 'we reserve the right to bankrupt you to pay for the removal of cladding' will make the sector's next big marketing push for the product...

This is what the government said about private landlords considering taking this route. I'm not sure why it should be different for the social housing sector: