Gove 'completely' stands by Tory commitment to build 300,000 homes a year by the mid-2020s

The transcript discusses the government's commitment to achieving a target of building 300,000 homes annually by the middle of the decade. It addresses challenges such as opposition from Conservative backbenchers and the impact of inflation on delivery. The speaker emphasizes the importance of a long-term plan to overcome the housing crisis and restore public trust in government actions.

What is the government's target for house building by the middle of this decade?

Why might voters be skeptical about the government's housing promises?

What actions does the speaker mention to address building safety?

What challenges does the government face in achieving the housing target?

How does the speaker justify the need for a long-term plan in housing?