Sex abuse inquiry chair ‘frustrated’ at lack of quick action on recommendations

The transcript discusses the testimony of 6000 survivors in an inquiry set up by a Tory government. It highlights the lack of government priority and action on child protection, despite extensive debate and spending on other issues. The inquiry's findings and recommendations for child protection reform are emphasized, with a call for urgent action. Statistics show over 133,000 children have been abused since the last report. The need for dedicated roles in government for child protection is stressed, with political support from Labour mentioned as a hopeful prospect.

What was the speaker's perspective on the existing structures for child protection?

What commitments did the speaker mention that Labour would make if they were in power?