That shot consists of a hackneyed, worn-out, tired list of all sorts of things that government departments are already doing, things that won't materially affect the problem or government's deficit or the economy, or that are just irrelevant to the problem that continues to loom over all our heads.
Take as a good example, the commitment to improve breastfeeding initiation rates from their current 72% to something like the national rate of 90%. It sounds like a great idea since breast-feeding is a good way to improve babies' health. Healthy babies mean healthy adults and healthy adults cost less to care for than the crowd currently filling our hospitals. What's more, it sounds like there is a measurable target, going from 72 to 90 and all that. Lots of evidence in there for the evidence based fetished among you.
But it isn't.
