you, out there as a cabinet minister, you got some pasting from people in your own party and quite a lot of powerful voices outside of government about the reforms that you wanted to press on. you are saying now that the government mustn t let this opportunity slip through theirfingers. you must surely feel a bit sore about it. you are out there defending it, you got rid of the algorithm that was meant to be a part of it but there was controversial stuff that i think, i m pretty sure you believed in at the time. and at the very least, the government has pressed pause. i am a reformer by instinct. i believe you go into politics- to achieve things, and your time in government is always shorter - than you think and you should use it i to try to achieve lasting change, | and housing is one of those areas where you can make a huge difference helping people| onto the housing ladder, l reducing the cost of living, increasing productivity- and helping small businesses. it cuts across all of-