Child sexual exploitation is a horrific crime that has plagued the United Kingdom for decades. Robert Jenrick, the shadow justice secretary, believes that more needs to be done to tackle this issue. He has called for a fully national inquiry and for perpetrators to receive whole-life sentences.

Jenrick acknowledges that the Conservative government has taken some steps to address child sexual exploitation, but he believes that more needs to be done. He argues that a national inquiry is necessary to fully understand the scope of the problem and to identify ways to prevent it from happening again. He also believes that perpetrators should receive whole-life sentences, as this would send a strong message that this type of crime will not be tolerated.

The victims minister, Alex Davies-Jones, was unable to provide a timeline for implementing the recommendations of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse. However, she did say that the government is working "very, very quickly" to implement these recommendations. She also said that her party will vote against Kemi Badenoch's call for a full public inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal.

The government's response to child sexual exploitation has been criticized by some, who believe that more needs to be done to protect children. However, the government has taken some steps to address this issue, and it is committed to doing more in the future.