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Still 130 families to be rehoused...

Firstly I cannot imagine the pain suffering these folks have been and are going through.
I hope I never do, and wish they can eventually find some peace and solice.
I do though question as to whether the enquiry will be doctored to favour what would be a good outcome for the morals of the whole thing.
Irrellivant of whom it upsets.
Example is what if the cladding has been deemed to pass the minimum requirement.
Reference British standards and installation was correct.
What if it is found not to have been a fridge which caused it.
What if the fire brigade sent people back to their flats not knowing the final implications.
Is it going to be a case of whoever shouts loudest gets the answers they want.
This will set a precident in enquiries and social housing going forward so cannot be used as a stick to beat up anyone deemed to have been or be on the wrong side.
Controversial I know but it must be able to lay the truth on the table even if it upsets people.
That can only benefit EVERYONE.

More importantly there are hundreds of potential Grenfells across the country, ensuring it doesn't happen again is paramount.

I agree nick for once!
But not allowing a whitewash of facts is also paramount.
As this will not protect people going forwards.
The truth and facts may hurt.
There is no guarantee it won't happen again sadly.
It was a perfect storm that night for want of a better description.
Recommendations have to be adhered to by both the tenants of these homes and the people in charge.
That's the only way this enquiry is going to be beneficial and give maximum protection.

In fact Kermit there is a block I work in sometimes that has the same cladding.
High end places but it hasn't been removed.
Fire marshal's 24/7 as all potential buildings.
Not as cut and dried as some persieve.

We didn't have to wait long.