A/HRC/34/51 empowered to regulate private investment so as to ensure the realization of the right to housing; (d) Business and human rights guidelines should, on a priority basis, be developed specifically for financial actors operating in the housing system; (e) States should review all laws and policies related to foreclosure, indebtedness and housing, to ensure consistency with the right to adequate housing, including the obligation to prevent any eviction resulting in homelessness; (f) States must ensure that courts, tribunals and human rights institutions recognize and apply the paramountcy of human rights and interpret and apply domestic laws and policies related to housing and housing finance consistently with the right to adequate housing; (g) International, regional and national human rights bodies should devote more attention to the issue of financialization and clarify for States, through constructive dialogue during periodic reviews and in consideration of individual cases, their obligations in relation to the financialization of housing. 22