No!
You take a trade unionist view of the situation. Something is wrong, someone must be responsible and must immediately put it right.

The actual situation is:
There is a problem.
To what extent does it need action?
Do all properties with this problem need action? (no, the cladding was already passed as 'safe' for buildings below a certain height.)
Who was responsible for the problem? Can we make them pay to correct it?
If we can get them to pay to correct it (or even get the government (taxpayer)) pay to correct it, how long will it take?
To expect that, once the problem was understood, everything would be sorted out instantly, suggests a very naïve viewpoint.

As with almost everything else, the Labour party may rant, but they suggest no 'better way' to deal with matters.