Keir Starmer stated in the Commons that companies implicated in Grenfell Tower's disaster will no longer be eligible for public contracts, a measure of accountability.
Starmer emphasized that stopping companies involved in Grenfell from receiving public contracts is a necessary first step after the inquiry, which revealed major failings.
Rishi Sunak echoed Starmer's sentiments, acknowledging that the government must address historical state failures that contributed to avoidable deaths at Grenfell.
The inquiry uncovered that the deaths at Grenfell Tower were entirely preventable, highlighting systemic failures in building safety regulations since at least 1991.
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