00:00Obviously another big issue affecting Londoners, there is such a lack of affordable housing
00:04in the city. You've got children. Do you think your children will be able to afford to live
00:09in London when they grow up? No, and they know that. You know, I have seven kids and I'm really
00:13selfish. You know, I grew up near my mum. My sister grew up near my mum and it was the
00:16best
00:17we'd go over to each other's houses for Sunday lunch. I want to experience that as well and I
00:22speak to so many kids who are like, you know, they're on 60k in London, like top earners in
00:26the country. There is no way they can afford to build and have a home. And actually when
00:30it comes time, time for them to have kids, they move out of London. And that is a failure
00:34for me. You know, Sadiq Khan boasts about we have the greenest home building or, you know,
00:39the greenest construction. How is that helping Londoners? It's not. I want people to boast.
00:44I want to boast about how many young people have owned a home and built a family in London.
00:48It's very important for me. And there's TfL land that can be released. You can build near
00:53transport hubs. He's massively underspent from government grants. And what we've seen is
00:58regulation has massively reduced the amount of home building that has been built, you know.
01:05And I feel that we need to look at regulation in a different way. We need to ask,
01:08is it actually defending us or protecting us from a harm? And what problem is this regulation
01:16trying to solve? And what is the economic cost of this regulation? And is it worth it?
01:21And if it isn't, then it's got to go.
01:23Five.
01:23Four or eight.
01:23One.
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