Khan 'disappointed' by Government's lack of fire safety reform

The transcript discusses the Grenfell Tower fire report and the lack of government progress in addressing building safety issues, particularly for those living with combustible cladding. It highlights the London Fire Brigade's efforts to implement safety recommendations despite COVID-19 delays. The speaker criticizes the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing the need for a robust test, trace, and isolate system. The discussion includes the decision to move London into Tier 2 restrictions and the importance of following expert advice. The current COVID-19 situation in London is outlined, noting rising cases and hospital admissions.

What is the main concern regarding the government's response to the Grenfell Tower fire report?

• Over-regulation of fire services

• Lack of funding for new buildings

• Inadequate overhaul of building safety regulations

• Excessive focus on non-combustible materials

What challenge do leaseholders face in buildings with combustible cladding?

• Lack of access to fire services

• Increased property taxes

• Inability to sell their properties

• High insurance premiums

What system did the government fail to implement effectively during the pandemic?

• Remote education

• Vaccination distribution

• Test, trace, and isolate

• Public transportation safety

What measure was suggested to control the spread of COVID-19 in the UK?

• Mandatory vaccination

• Increased travel restrictions

• Short national circuit breaker

• Permanent lockdown

What is the current situation in London regarding COVID-19 hospital admissions?

• Admissions are decreasing

• Admissions are stable

• Admissions are increasing

• Admissions are non-existent