Cabinet is 'united' on Budget, says Reeves after ministers settle spending plans

The transcript discusses the New Labour government's approach to addressing the financial challenges left by the previous administration. It outlines the need for an honest budget that addresses public finance issues, spending, welfare, and tax. The focus is on protecting the living standards of ordinary working people, fixing the National Health Service, and rebuilding the country from the ground up. The government has settled all cabinet budgets ahead of schedule, demonstrating its determination to manage public finances effectively and unite in resolving the issues left by the Conservatives.

In what ways does the speaker intend to begin fixing the National Health Service?

What does the speaker mean by 'fixing the foundations from the bottom up'?