which campaigners say is totally inadequate, and the new bill is set to provide more time for developers to be sued for cladding defects. our correspondent sarah corker has been to ipswich to ask if the legislation will work. the calls from flat owners stuck in unsellable, unsafe homes are growing louder. what started as a crisis with cladding after grenfell has become a much bigger safety scandal. the government plans to give homeowners up to 15 years to sue developers for substandard work, but here in ipswich that carries little weight with claire. her block has dangerous cladding and a range of other safety faults. it will be of absolutely zero help to me. the developer has gone bust so there is nobody to sue, and even if there were somebody to sue, how am i going to get the money to be able to sue a property developer?