In reply to ScraggyGoat:
I think I understand what he's saying - but perhaps I'm actually missing the point you're making!
SAR/MRT in Britain have a proud tradition of volunteering and of peer-rescue - climbers rescuing climbers - without payment or judgment. This is increasingly threatened by privatisation, such as the helicopter handovers, and cost-cutting, as in the MCA (coastguard volunteer CRTs). The current trajectories, if continued, may lead to an insurance-backed system of paid rescue like those already operating on the Continent.
This film appears to aim to give those currently operating voluntary rescue teams a voice. At the moment, there's a real risk that when the time comes, nobody will bother to actually ask whether the current system is broken - and thus even in need of fixing.
I reckon.
Martin