Grant Shapps was on the Radio this morning earnestly talking about how important it was to have minimum service levels during a strike so that the public could e.g. expect to be able to phone for an ambulance if they're having a heart attack.
As far as I'm aware, that's not a guarantee right now, strike or not, and there are horrible stories of patients with huge waits for an ambulance despite the urgency, and of patients being told to make their own way to the hospital.
What about minimum service levels elsewhere? Being able to get an SEN diagnosis for your child in quicker than 3 years? Being able to get mental health support?
In schools, your child being taught appropriate qualifications by a qualified teacher in a school building that's actually safe?
Can we have minimum service levels for the government? Actually turning up to votes? Responding to constituents? Not pissing off on holiday while parliament is sitting? Not spending all their time raking it in from second jobs? Having coherent plans for stuff?