The Government intend to enact reforms to improve the buildings insurance market by banning commissions, increasing transparency of information and preventing unjustified legal costs when premiums are challenged. We are also pressing the insurance industry to launch its scheme. In 95% of all identified unsafe high-rise aluminium composite material buildings, and in 400 buildings supported by the building safety fund, remediation works have been either completed or started.

I completely appreciate the point. I have met with the Association of British Insurers multiple times in the last few weeks alone. I am hopeful that the scheme it hopes to bring forward will come forward in the next few weeks. Later today, I am meeting the British Insurance Brokers' Association again to talk about how it will reduce commissions.

I am grateful to the hon. Lady for highlighting challenges her constituents are facing. I appreciate the point she is making about challenges. We are trying to push forward with remediation as quickly as we can do so since the announcement by big six lenders in December, taking effect in January.

My hon. Friend makes an important point. That is why we are trying to encourage and work with the ABI and large insurers, to bring forward a new scheme that should help with highlighted issues. I hope for more news in coming weeks; if not, keen to talk to my hon. Friend and local residents about moving forward.