The housing secretary admits there is 'such a clear need' for the law to change in the wake of Awaab Ishak's death. The toddler died aged two in December 2020 following prolonged exposure to mould at his family's home in Rochdale, after their social landlord failed to act for several months.
READ MORE: Boy who died in motorbike smash was involved in notorious plot to steal tragic takeaway owner's Mercedes Asked how soon it could become law, Mr Gove added: "Once the bill is law, I'll update you, the Manchester Evening News and others with the timetable. I know it can sometimes be frustrating when there is such a clear need for laws to change, and Parliament sometimes takes its time.
Awaab's law - sign the petition Awaab Ishak died aged two after living in a damp and poorly ventilated flat led to him suffering heart and lung failure.