Excellent bit of gibberish from Nick Clegg

From The Metro:

The new Childhood and Families Ministerial Task Force, chaired by Prime Minister David Cameron and launched by his deputy Nick Clegg, will aim to identify specific policy proposals which can improve life for children and families in a cost-effective way. Announcing the initiative in a speech at an event organised by Barnardo's in central London, Mr Clegg was to say:

"This Government believes that we strengthen our society by giving people the power to make choices over their lives.

"We believe in the informal networks between people that provide families with support, as well as the strong sense of community identity that helps make children feel secure. So it should come as no surprise that this agenda is being driven from the heart of government.

"This group will identify specific policy proposals that will make the biggest difference to children and families, tackling a hardcore of everyday bottlenecks that frustrate family life to give parents the freedom they need in the first place."

I struggle to find anything of meaning in any of that. It's not even clear what he is talking about, let alone what he is trying to say about it. As the foul-mouthed Nan from the Catherine Tate show might say...