In the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire tragedy that claimed 72 lives in 2017, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer have emphasized the urgent need for accountability and reform in building safety regulations. A recent report revealed systemic failures within the building industry, highlighting a culture prioritizing profit over safety, leading to dangerous cladding still present on many tower blocks. Rayner called for a cultural shift to empower tenants, particularly social tenants, who have historically been dismissed and inadequately protected. She assured that £5 billion is available for remediation and stated that building owners have no excuse for inaction. Both Rayner and Starmer expressed deep remorse for the disaster, with Rayner insisting on swift justice for victims and their families. As the government examines the report's recommendations, there is a growing consensus on the need for immediate action to rectify these longstanding safety issues.