'It's a far from ideal situation', says Gove amid Gambling Commission investigation over alleged bets

The transcript discusses a betting scandal involving two Conservative Party candidates who allegedly used insider information to bet on election dates. The party is investigating, but no formal charges have been made. The scandal has raised concerns about the party's image and campaign integrity. The party's campaign director has taken a leave of absence due to personal connections to one of the candidates. The speaker emphasizes the importance of allowing the investigation to conclude and maintaining focus on the campaign's key issues.

What is the speaker's perspective on the public's reaction to the scandal?

What does the speaker suggest about the behavior of the individuals involved?