which i fear will do little to resolve it. a conservative urged robertjenrick to get rid of previous building safety advice. leaseholders have done nothing wrong, but in january 2020, - the minister created - a market failure and we have a responsibility to clean it up. i i believe the written. ministerial statement the secretary of state has made today could repair some - of the damage he did, i but it will need to be put into legislation, as speakers have already suggested, - to provide real, practicalj support to leaseholders, not just rhetoric. this could be a huge victoryl for leaseholders in buildings under 18 metres today, but only if it means - the secretary of state - is withdrawing the january 2020 consolidated advice note for building owners - of multistory, multi—occupied residential buildings. - otherwise, it'sjust weasel words. - stephen mcpartland. and the bill now goes for more detailed scrutiny by mps. now, they do like an anniversary here at westminster. and 60 years ago this