27/02/2013 Politics Scotland

Go it was the key litmus test for Go it was the key litmus test for

Go it was the key litmus test for the Chancellor. It to have been

the Chancellor. It to have been the Chancellor. It to have been

seen to have felt that objective, seen to have felt that objective,

seen to have felt that objective, seen to have felt that objective,

it is embarrassing. A it has to be it is embarrassing. A it has to be

it is embarrassing. A it has to be it is embarrassing. A it has to be

said that the public no longer has said that the public no longer has

said that the public no longer has confidence in the government. It

confidence in the government. It confidence in the government. It

confidence in the government. It has to that extent, we should not

has to that extent, we should not has to that extent, we should not

exaggerate the extent which would exaggerate the extent which would

exaggerate the extent which would it back mean those opinion polls

it back mean those opinion polls it back mean those opinion polls

it back mean those opinion polls would be moved. A kink how far can

would be moved. A kink how far can would be moved. A kink how far can

the Labour Party succeed in using the Labour Party succeed in using

the Labour Party succeed in using this development. They need to

this development. They need to this development. They need to

persuade the public that the persuade the public that the

persuade the public that the persuade the public that the

government does not know what it is government does not know what it is

government does not know what it is government does not know what it is

doing. It at love kink -- it is doing. It at love kink -- it is

doing. It at love kink -- it is doing. It at love kink -- it is

something they need to a cat. something they need to a cat.

something they need to a cat. Labour's fault or hook, can make

Labour's fault or hook, can make Labour's fault or hook, can make

invents the government took her -- invents the government took her --

invents the government took her -- can they convince the government.

can they convince the government. can they convince the government.

There were the government is still There were the government is still

There were the government is still saying sq that these cuts are

saying sq that these cuts are saying sq that these cuts are

Labour's fault. The Labour Party Labour's fault. The Labour Party

Labour's fault. The Labour Party says they do have an alternative.

says they do have an alternative. says they do have an alternative.

There was an announcement that they There was an announcement that they

There was an announcement that they There was an announcement that they

would return the 10p rate of income would return the 10p rate of income

would return the 10p rate of income tax, that was symbolic. Behind that

tax, that was symbolic. Behind that tax, that was symbolic. Behind that

announcement, there was the idea announcement, there was the idea

announcement, there was the idea announcement, there was the idea

that if they can put more money in that if they can put more money in

people's with relative incomes people's with relative incomes

people's with relative incomes people's with relative incomes

pockets, that would be a way of pockets, that would be a way of

pockets, that would be a way of generating growth. I think they

generating growth. I think they generating growth. I think they

need to turn this alternative need to turn this alternative

need to turn this alternative strategy to something that the

strategy to something that the general public can understand.

general public can understand. Thank you for that.

Thank you for that. Thank you for that.

Thank you for that. Let's take up this issue, and a few

Let's take up this issue, and a few Let's take up this issue, and a few

Let's take up this issue, and a few others, a trio of the SNP's at

The priority now is that we keep The priority now is that we keep

The priority now is that we keep The priority now is that we keep

our credit rating as high as it our credit rating as high as it

our credit rating as high as it possibly can be. We're still doing

possibly can be. We're still doing possibly can be. We're still doing

the right things and following the the right things and following the

the right things and following the right policies and for the long-

right policies and for the long- right policies and for the long-

right policies and for the long- term good of this country we need

term good of this country we need term good of this country we need

term good of this country we need to keep that up. To keep their

to keep that up. To keep their to keep that up. To keep their

to keep that up. To keep their rating we have of the minutes, that

rating we have of the minutes, that means redoubling their efforts.

means redoubling their efforts. means redoubling their efforts.

Does that mean redoubling the cuts? Does that mean redoubling the cuts?

Does that mean redoubling the cuts? Does that mean redoubling the cuts?

In means balancing the books in the In means balancing the books in the

In means balancing the books in the In means balancing the books in the

long term. We are making the right long term. We are making the right

long term. We are making the right changes. We're trying to change the

changes. We're trying to change the changes. We're trying to change the

balance between public and private balance between public and private

balance between public and private sector and we're trying to increase

sector and we're trying to increase sector and we're trying to increase

sector and we're trying to increase the tax take over time. That will

the tax take over time. That will the tax take over time. That will

the tax take over time. That will be hard. We're going about it the

be hard. We're going about it the be hard. We're going about it the

right way and there is no right way and there is no

alternative. Jack you delete, alternative. Jack you delete,

alternative. Jack you delete, talking about balancing the books.

talking about balancing the books. talking about balancing the books.

talking about balancing the books. It is a tricky situation because it

It is a tricky situation because it It is a tricky situation because it

It is a tricky situation because it is Labour who got us into this mess

is Labour who got us into this mess is Labour who got us into this mess

is Labour who got us into this mess in the first place. A triple A

in the first place. A triple A in the first place. A triple A

rating was lost under George rating was lost under George

rating was lost under George rating was lost under George

Osborne. This is a hammer blow to Osborne. This is a hammer blow to

the Conservatives and their the Conservatives and their

coalition partners. Our government coalition partners. Our government

coalition partners. Our government at Westminster has the priorities

at Westminster has the priorities at Westminster has the priorities

at Westminster has the priorities all wrong. They are cutting too far,

all wrong. They are cutting too far, all wrong. They are cutting too far,

too fast. We're sandwiched between too fast. We're sandwiched between

another government in Scotland's another government in Scotland's

another government in Scotland's another government in Scotland's

where the SNP haven't even use the where the SNP haven't even use the

where the SNP haven't even use the capital at their disposal to

capital at their disposal to capital at their disposal to

stimulate the economy. There is no stimulate the economy. There is no

stimulate the economy. There is no action on jobs on Capitol building

action on jobs on Capitol building action on jobs on Capitol building

to house building budget has been to house building budget has been

to house building budget has been slashed to. Let's stick with the

slashed to. Let's stick with the slashed to. Let's stick with the

Chancellor at the moment. If the Chancellor at the moment. If the

Chancellor at the moment. If the Chancellor had followed any other

Chancellor had followed any other Chancellor had followed any other

Chancellor had followed any other course of action he could have lost

course of action he could have lost course of action he could have lost

a triple A rating earlier than a triple A rating earlier than

Friday night. The coalition Friday night. The coalition

Friday night. The coalition policies aren't working. They put

policies aren't working. They put policies aren't working. They put

such great store in keeping their such great store in keeping their

such great store in keeping their triple-A credit vetting any didn't

triple-A credit vetting any didn't triple-A credit vetting any didn't

do that. People are my constituency do that. People are my constituency

do that. People are my constituency want to know about their security,

want to know about their security, want to know about their security,

want to know about their security, both in terms of jobs and to the

both in terms of jobs and to the both in terms of jobs and to the

economy. People want to know what economy. People want to know what

economy. People want to know what economy. People want to know what

is going on. With the yes campaign, is going on. With the yes campaign,

is going on. With the yes campaign, supporters when this came out, do

supporters when this came out, do supporters when this came out, do

supporters when this came out, do you think people were in support of

you think people were in support of Scottish independence or revelling

Scottish independence or revelling Scottish independence or revelling

Scottish independence or revelling in the misfortunes of the UK.

in the misfortunes of the UK. in the misfortunes of the UK.

revel in, because you very much revel in, because you very much

revel in, because you very much care about what is happening in

care about what is happening in care about what is happening in

care about what is happening in Scotland to people. That is why our

Scotland to people. That is why our Scotland to people. That is why our

government in Scotland is taking government in Scotland is taking

government in Scotland is taking measures. We are building more

measures. We are building more measures. We are building more

houses than Labour ever did. Labour houses than Labour ever did. Labour

houses than Labour ever did. Labour built six council houses in the

built six council houses in the built six council houses in the

last year of government. You have last year of government. You have

last year of government. You have Labour and Conservatives banging on

Labour and Conservatives banging on Labour and Conservatives banging on

Labour and Conservatives banging on about how the house got there needs

about how the house got there needs about how the house got there needs

about how the house got there needs to be in the UK because of the

to be in the UK because of the to be in the UK because of the

triple A rating. That has been triple A rating. That has been

triple A rating. That has been triple A rating. That has been

thrown up in the air. Scotland has thrown up in the air. Scotland has

thrown up in the air. Scotland has not been well served by Westminster.

not been well served by Westminster. You're criticising the Chancellor

You're criticising the Chancellor You're criticising the Chancellor

You're criticising the Chancellor and the Conservatives, but it was a

and the Conservatives, but it was a and the Conservatives, but it was a

key aspect of the better together key aspect of the better together

key aspect of the better together literature that stay in the decay

literature that stay in the decay literature that stay in the decay

and keep his triple-A credit rating. and keep his triple-A credit rating.

and keep his triple-A credit rating. and keep his triple-A credit rating.

There is a number of reasons why I There is a number of reasons why I

There is a number of reasons why I There is a number of reasons why I

believe we are better to get there believe we are better to get there

believe we are better to get there in the United Kingdom. Frankly,

in the United Kingdom. Frankly, in the United Kingdom. Frankly,

Linda is just wrong. House building Linda is just wrong. House building

Linda is just wrong. House building Linda is just wrong. House building

under the SNP has slumped and it is under the SNP has slumped and it is

under the SNP has slumped and it is probably under an all-time low. We

probably under an all-time low. We probably under an all-time low. We

are sandwiched between a government are sandwiched between a government

are sandwiched between a government that has got its priorities wrong

that has got its priorities wrong that has got its priorities wrong

that has got its priorities wrong at the UK level and also at the

at the UK level and also at the at the UK level and also at the

Scottish level with the aren't Scottish level with the aren't

Scottish level with the aren't Scottish level with the aren't

helping people out in any way. It helping people out in any way. It

helping people out in any way. It is astonishing for Linda to attempt

is astonishing for Linda to attempt is astonishing for Linda to attempt

to gain that somehow Scotland Woods to gain that somehow Scotland Woods

to gain that somehow Scotland Woods retain its triple A rating when

retain its triple A rating when retain its triple A rating when

Dickie people in the banking crisis Dickie people in the banking crisis

Dickie people in the banking crisis what that Royal Bank of Scotland's.

what that Royal Bank of Scotland's. what that Royal Bank of Scotland's.

what that Royal Bank of Scotland's. It is ridiculous. It makes a while

It is ridiculous. It makes a while It is ridiculous. It makes a while

to hear the Unionist parties to hear the Unionist parties

to hear the Unionist parties talking Scotland down all the time.

talking Scotland down all the time. talking Scotland down all the time.

talking Scotland down all the time. talking Scotland down all the time.

And try to do with the fact that it And try to do with the fact that it

And try to do with the fact that it was mismanagement of labour and the

was mismanagement of labour and the was mismanagement of labour and the

Chancellor that are causing this Chancellor that are causing this

Chancellor that are causing this Chancellor that are causing this

crisis. Stand up for Scotland for a crisis. Stand up for Scotland for a

crisis. Stand up for Scotland for a change. Let's talk to another --

change. Let's talk to another -- change. Let's talk to another --

let's turn to another issue today, let's turn to another issue today,

let's turn to another issue today, the so-called bedroom tax. It has

the so-called bedroom tax. It has the so-called bedroom tax. It has

attracted a huge amount of attracted a huge amount of

attracted a huge amount of criticism. It will being penalised

criticism. It will being penalised criticism. It will being penalised

for living in social rented for living in social rented

for living in social rented accommodation for having an extra

accommodation for having an extra accommodation for having an extra

bedroom. The opposition say the bedroom. The opposition say the

bedroom. The opposition say the bedroom. The opposition say the

disabled or badly hit by this. Any disabled or badly hit by this. Any

disabled or badly hit by this. Any possibility of a reversal in this

possibility of a reversal in this possibility of a reversal in this

policy? No possibility of reversal, policy? No possibility of reversal,

policy? No possibility of reversal, but policy has been misrepresented.

but policy has been misrepresented. but policy has been misrepresented.

Anybody he uses the phrase bedroom Anybody he uses the phrase bedroom

Anybody he uses the phrase bedroom tax doesn't understand what that

tax doesn't understand what that tax doesn't understand what that

under occupancy charges about. It under occupancy charges about. It

under occupancy charges about. It has to be emphasised that it

has to be emphasised that it has to be emphasised that it

doesn't apply to those who have doesn't apply to those who have

doesn't apply to those who have doesn't apply to those who have

pension age and those who suffer a pension age and those who suffer a

pension age and those who suffer a disability, there is an enormous

disability, there is an enormous disability, there is an enormous

amount of money allocated to the amount of money allocated to the

amount of money allocated to the discretionary payments that will be

discretionary payments that will be discretionary payments that will be

used to see people with the used to see people with the

used to see people with the difficult period of transition. I

difficult period of transition. I difficult period of transition. I

don't believe it will have the don't believe it will have the

don't believe it will have the negative impact that some people

negative impact that some people negative impact that some people

negative impact that some people say it will. It will deliver more

say it will. It will deliver more say it will. It will deliver more

efficient use of the available efficient use of the available

efficient use of the available housing stock and deliver something

housing stock and deliver something housing stock and deliver something

for the thousands of people and for the thousands of people and

for the thousands of people and Scotland who are still on waiting

Scotland who are still on waiting Scotland who are still on waiting

lists. You represent a largely lists. You represent a largely

lists. You represent a largely rural area. This will hit rural

rural area. This will hit rural rural area. This will hit rural

people badly, because there is no people badly, because there is no

people badly, because there is no people badly, because there is no

opportunity for people to move to a opportunity for people to move to a

one-bedroom house locally. one-bedroom house locally.

constituency has Aberdeen and constituency has Aberdeen and

constituency has Aberdeen and constituency has Aberdeen and

Dundee. This is an area where there Dundee. This is an area where there

Dundee. This is an area where there is a massive shortage of housing

is a massive shortage of housing is a massive shortage of housing

is a massive shortage of housing and there needs to be a massive

and there needs to be a massive reorganisation. Under occupancy is

reorganisation. Under occupancy is reorganisation. Under occupancy is

a major part in changing the a major part in changing the

a major part in changing the attitude toward social housing.

attitude toward social housing. attitude toward social housing.

attitude toward social housing. attitude toward social housing.

is not a natural tax, it is a cut is not a natural tax, it is a cut

is not a natural tax, it is a cut in benefits. The point is these

in benefits. The point is these in benefits. The point is these

people who have an extra bedroom people who have an extra bedroom

people who have an extra bedroom have that their and their other

have that their and their other have that their and their other

have that their and their other people he can't access it to need

people he can't access it to need people he can't access it to need

people he can't access it to need it. We don't have the housing stock

it. We don't have the housing stock it. We don't have the housing stock

that Alex talks about. There aren't that Alex talks about. There aren't

that Alex talks about. There aren't the scale of one-bedroom properties

the scale of one-bedroom properties the scale of one-bedroom properties

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Go as far as the bedroom tax is Go as far as the bedroom tax is

Go as far as the bedroom tax is Go as far as the bedroom tax is

concerned, and it is a bedroom tax, concerned, and it is a bedroom tax,

concerned, and it is a bedroom tax, concerned, and it is a bedroom tax,

it is an appalling way to be it is an appalling way to be

it is an appalling way to be treating people. It is against the

treating people. It is against the treating people. It is against the

treating people. It is against the ethos of everything we stand for in

ethos of everything we stand for in Scotland. We're talking about

Scotland. We're talking about hitting people's pockets really

hitting people's pockets really hitting people's pockets really

hard here. We're doing everything hard here. We're doing everything

hard here. We're doing everything hard here. We're doing everything

we possibly can to help people out, we possibly can to help people out,

we possibly can to help people out, including putting a lot of money

including putting a lot of money including putting a lot of money

into advice services because people into advice services because people

into advice services because people need advice more than they have

need advice more than they have need advice more than they have

need advice more than they have ever needed its -- ever needed it.

ever needed its -- ever needed it. ever needed its -- ever needed it.

ever needed its -- ever needed it. A we will have to leave it there.

A we will have to leave it there. A we will have to leave it there.

A we will have to leave it there. Thank you all very much for joining

MSPs will pass new laws this MSPs will pass new laws this

afternoon which creates the afternoon which creates the

potential for international potential for international

commercial opportunities for commercial opportunities for

Scottish water. The Scottish Scottish water. The Scottish

Government's so-called hydro-nation Government's so-called hydro-nation

Government's so-called hydro-nation Government's so-called hydro-nation

policy is set out in the Water policy is set out in the Water

policy is set out in the Water Resources Bill. However, it was

Resources Bill. However, it was Resources Bill. However, it was

criticised for placing too much criticised for placing too much

criticised for placing too much emphasis on economic gain over

emphasis on economic gain over environmental concerns. Ministers

environmental concerns. Ministers environmental concerns. Ministers

environmental concerns. Ministers say tha is not the case. The

say tha is not the case. The Cabinet Secretary for

Cabinet Secretary for I want to thank them far a lodging

I want to thank them far a lodging I want to thank them far a lodging

this amendment, and I want to this amendment, and I want to

this amendment, and I want to this amendment, and I want to

confirm that I am happy to accept confirm that I am happy to accept

confirm that I am happy to accept confirm that I am happy to accept

it today. Part one of the bill it today. Part one of the bill

it today. Part one of the bill places a value on Scotland's Water

places a value on Scotland's Water places a value on Scotland's Water

places a value on Scotland's Water Resources, we will have to weigh up

Resources, we will have to weigh up Resources, we will have to weigh up

all of the different factors all of the different factors

all of the different factors involved in deciding how best to

involved in deciding how best to involved in deciding how best to

proceed. It is suggested that we proceed. It is suggested that we

proceed. It is suggested that we must the ballot those resources in

must the ballot those resources in must the ballot those resources in

ways to promote sustainable use of ways to promote sustainable use of

ways to promote sustainable use of ways to promote sustainable use of

them. -- must promote. I agree with them. -- must promote. I agree with

them. -- must promote. I agree with this, it strengthens this. I

this, it strengthens this. I this, it strengthens this. I

believe it strikes the right believe it strikes the right

believe it strikes the right believe it strikes the right

emphasis, and I'm sure we can all emphasis, and I'm sure we can all

emphasis, and I'm sure we can all emphasis, and I'm sure we can all

agree that we wish to make use of agree that we wish to make use of

agree that we wish to make use of agree that we wish to make use of

our resources in a way which makes our resources in a way which makes

our resources in a way which makes unsustainable. -- makes them a

unsustainable. -- makes them a unsustainable. -- makes them a

unsustainable. -- makes them a sustainable. A part one is ready in

sustainable. A part one is ready in sustainable. A part one is ready in

sustainable. A part one is ready in May following way, I want to make

May following way, I want to make May following way, I want to make

May following way, I want to make sure it is very clear, the value of

sure it is very clear, the value of sure it is very clear, the value of

water resources is very broad. It water resources is very broad. It

water resources is very broad. It water resources is very broad. It

helps state that the value of water helps state that the value of water

helps state that the value of water resources means the value on any

resources means the value on any resources means the value on any

basis, including monetary and there basis, including monetary and there

basis, including monetary and there basis, including monetary and there

are none the -- and the non-mother are none the -- and the non-mother

are none the -- and the non-mother four-star any use of these

four-star any use of these four-star any use of these

resources on such activities also. resources on such activities also.

resources on such activities also. Very is also a drafting amendments.

Very is also a drafting amendments. Very is also a drafting amendments.

Very is also a drafting amendments. There is a great deal of work which

There is a great deal of work which There is a great deal of work which

can be discovered in other ways. can be discovered in other ways.

can be discovered in other ways. can be discovered in other ways.

Water is a vital part of our Water is a vital part of our

nation's industrial and domestic nation's industrial and domestic

nation's industrial and domestic nation's industrial and domestic

life. We need to develop the full life. We need to develop the full

life. We need to develop the full potential of our most valuable

potential of our most valuable potential of our most valuable

resource. I hope everybody in the resource. I hope everybody in the

resource. I hope everybody in the chamber would also support the

chamber would also support the chamber would also support the

chamber would also support the amendment. A kick thank Mr -- thank

amendment. A kick thank Mr -- thank amendment. A kick thank Mr -- thank

amendment. A kick thank Mr -- thank you, Mr presiding officer full. I

you, Mr presiding officer full. I you, Mr presiding officer full. I

welcome these amendments, past that welcome these amendments, past that

welcome these amendments, past that stage two. I welcome the inclusion

stage two. I welcome the inclusion stage two. I welcome the inclusion

of this amendment. It further of this amendment. It further

clarifies the situation and clarifies the situation and

clarifies the situation and environmental benefits. I am happy

environmental benefits. I am happy environmental benefits. I am happy

environmental benefits. I am happy that we will also support that.

that we will also support that. that we will also support that.

that we will also support that. I ask you whether you intend to

I ask you whether you intend to I ask you whether you intend to

press or withdraw? I AM delighted press or withdraw? I AM delighted

press or withdraw? I AM delighted press or withdraw? I AM delighted

in the collective approach. -- I am in the collective approach. -- I am

in the collective approach. -- I am delighted. It a garage other

delighted. It a garage other delighted. It a garage other

stakeholders at stage two. I stakeholders at stage two. I

stakeholders at stage two. I appreciate the support by Alleyne

appreciate the support by Alleyne appreciate the support by Alleyne

appreciate the support by Alleyne Murray, and I am delighted to move

Murray, and I am delighted to move Murray, and I am delighted to move

the amendment 25. Are we all the amendment 25. Are we all

the amendment 25. Are we all the amendment 25. Are we all

agreed? The panel is agreed, and I agreed? The panel is agreed, and I

agreed? The panel is agreed, and I agreed? The panel is agreed, and I

call amendment six in the name of call amendment six in the name of

call amendment six in the name of the Cabinet Secretary. Can I ask

the Cabinet Secretary. Can I ask the Cabinet Secretary. Can I ask

you to move formally? Moved. you to move formally? Moved.

you to move formally? Moved. you to move formally? Moved.

A that was the live debate, stage A that was the live debate, stage

A that was the live debate, stage three of the Water Resources Bill.

three of the Water Resources Bill. three of the Water Resources Bill.

Now to Prime Minister's questions, Now to Prime Minister's questions,

Now to Prime Minister's questions, there were heated exchanges about

there were heated exchanges about there were heated exchanges about

the last of the triple-A credit the last of the triple-A credit

the last of the triple-A credit rating four-star -- of the last.

rating four-star -- of the last. rating four-star -- of the last.

The Prime Minister conceded that The Prime Minister conceded that

The Prime Minister conceded that The Prime Minister conceded that

they would have to cut the deficit they would have to cut the deficit

they would have to cut the deficit faster. He said there were

faster. He said there were faster. He said there were

promising signs in the economy, promising signs in the economy,

promising signs in the economy, promising signs in the economy,

such as more people in jobs. Three such as more people in jobs. Three

such as more people in jobs. Three years ago, the Prime Minister had

years ago, the Prime Minister had years ago, the Prime Minister had

that this to say, the first that this to say, the first

that this to say, the first priority of any government has to

priority of any government has to priority of any government has to

be keeping UK plc's credit rating. be keeping UK plc's credit rating.

be keeping UK plc's credit rating. be keeping UK plc's credit rating.

That has to come first or some it That has to come first or some it

That has to come first or some it That has to come first or some it

is the only responsible thing to do. is the only responsible thing to do.

is the only responsible thing to do. is the only responsible thing to do.

A howlers that going? At -- howl is A howlers that going? At -- howl is

A howlers that going? At -- howl is that going? Isn't it disgraceful

that going? Isn't it disgraceful that going? Isn't it disgraceful

that he won't condemn something who that he won't condemn something who

that he won't condemn something who speaks up by terrorists. It the

speaks up by terrorists. It the speaks up by terrorists. It the

decision of the ratings agency is decision of the ratings agency is

decision of the ratings agency is the reminder of the debt and

the reminder of the debt and the reminder of the debt and

deficit problem that the country deficit problem that the country

deficit problem that the country deficit problem that the country

faces, it is a warning to anyone faces, it is a warning to anyone

faces, it is a warning to anyone faces, it is a warning to anyone

who thinks we can walk away from it. who thinks we can walk away from it.

who thinks we can walk away from it. It is absolutely vital that we

It is absolutely vital that we It is absolutely vital that we

continue with the work of this continue with the work of this

continue with the work of this government, which has cut the a

government, which has cut the a government, which has cut the a

government, which has cut the a deficit by a quarter, and has more

deficit by a quarter, and has more deficit by a quarter, and has more

deficit by a quarter, and has more people in jobs. I know it is his

people in jobs. I know it is his people in jobs. I know it is his

people in jobs. I know it is his policy to borrow even more. A I was

policy to borrow even more. A I was policy to borrow even more. A I was

asking about the country's credit asking about the country's credit

asking about the country's credit asking about the country's credit

rating, oak and this is what he rating, oak and this is what he

rating, oak and this is what he rating, oak and this is what he

used to say about the credit rating, used to say about the credit rating,

used to say about the credit rating, used to say about the credit rating,

used to say about the credit rating, that it was a mark in trust of the

that it was a mark in trust of the that it was a mark in trust of the

country a, and his manifesto said country a, and his manifesto said

this, safeguarding Britain's cred this, safeguarding Britain's cred

this, safeguarding Britain's cred this, safeguarding Britain's cred

rating was the very first of his, rating was the very first of his,

rating was the very first of his, bench marks for Britain, against

bench marks for Britain, against bench marks for Britain, against

which British people can charge the which British people can charge the

which British people can charge the economic success or failure of the

economic success or failure of the economic success or failure of the

next government. Does the Prime next government. Does the Prime

next government. Does the Prime Minister accept that by the first

Minister accept that by the first Minister accept that by the first

Minister accept that by the first Test he set himself, he has failed?

Test he set himself, he has failed? Test he set himself, he has failed?

Test he set himself, he has failed? If there is a problem of excessive

If there is a problem of excessive If there is a problem of excessive

If there is a problem of excessive borrowing, why is it his problem a

borrowing, why is it his problem a borrowing, why is it his problem a

borrowing, why is it his problem a -- policy to borrow more? It owes

-- policy to borrow more? It owes -- policy to borrow more? It owes

Moody's had said they could also Moody's had said they could also

Moody's had said they could also downgrade the debt rating further

downgrade the debt rating further downgrade the debt rating further

in the event of reduce political in the event of reduce political

commitment to fiscal consolidation. commitment to fiscal consolidation.

commitment to fiscal consolidation. commitment to fiscal consolidation.

We know that is the vital work that We know that is the vital work that

We know that is the vital work that We know that is the vital work that

we have to do, will hear made that we have to do, will hear made that

we have to do, will hear made that we have to do, will hear made that

he is in favour of more borrowing? he is in favour of more borrowing?

he is in favour of more borrowing? he is in favour of more borrowing?

A -- will he admits. Go the part- A -- will he admits. Go the part-

A -- will he admits. Go the part- A -- will he admits. Go the part-

time Chancellor said it would be a time Chancellor said it would be a

time Chancellor said it would be a humiliation for the country to lose

humiliation for the country to lose humiliation for the country to lose

that at credit-rating. I know the that at credit-rating. I know the

that at credit-rating. I know the Prime Minister is not big on

Prime Minister is not big on Prime Minister is not big on

humility, but the manifesto said he humility, but the manifesto said he

humility, but the manifesto said he would be accountable and open.

would be accountable and open. would be accountable and open.

Let's give him another go, simple Let's give him another go, simple

Let's give him another go, simple Let's give him another go, simple

question, yes or no, has he failed question, yes or no, has he failed

question, yes or no, has he failed the first economic tests which she

the first economic tests which she the first economic tests which she

the first economic tests which she set out in this manifesto? I am not

set out in this manifesto? I am not set out in this manifesto? I am not

arguing that the rating agency arguing that the rating agency

doesn't matter. Batty's his doesn't matter. Batty's his

doesn't matter. Batty's his doesn't matter. Batty's his

argument. A -- that is his argument argument. A -- that is his argument

argument. A -- that is his argument it. It is his government which

it. It is his government which it. It is his government which

wants to borrow more, this wants to borrow more, this

wants to borrow more, this government has cut its, and has

government has cut its, and has government has cut its, and has

created more jobs, which is vital created more jobs, which is vital

created more jobs, which is vital created more jobs, which is vital

for the future of the economy. If for the future of the economy. If

for the future of the economy. If he wants EC countries like Canada

he wants EC countries like Canada he wants EC countries like Canada

and Germany, who have kept that and Germany, who have kept that

and Germany, who have kept that credit rating, they fix the roof

credit rating, they fix the roof credit rating, they fix the roof

when the sun was shining. His when the sun was shining. His

when the sun was shining. His when the sun was shining. His

answer is to borrow more. Any time answer is to borrow more. Any time

answer is to borrow more. Any time answer is to borrow more. Any time

he wants to swap places, I will he wants to swap places, I will

he wants to swap places, I will answer the questions. He talks

answer the questions. He talks answer the questions. He talks

about borrowing, I don't know where about borrowing, I don't know where

about borrowing, I don't know where the last time he'd checked, the

the last time he'd checked, the the last time he'd checked, the

deficit is rising, not falling oh, deficit is rising, not falling oh,

deficit is rising, not falling oh, deficit is rising, not falling oh,

and he is borrowing of �212 billion and he is borrowing of �212 billion

and he is borrowing of �212 billion more than he planned, because of

more than he planned, because of more than he planned, because of

his failure to grow the economy. his failure to grow the economy.

his failure to grow the economy. his failure to grow the economy.

The let's turn to the reasons for The let's turn to the reasons for

The let's turn to the reasons for The let's turn to the reasons for

the downgrade. Can he say that it the downgrade. Can he say that it

the downgrade. Can he say that it the downgrade. Can he say that it

has nothing to do with him? I am has nothing to do with him? I am

has nothing to do with him? I am saying this credit rating does

saying this credit rating does saying this credit rating does

matter, added demonstrates we have matter, added demonstrates we have

matter, added demonstrates we have to go fervour and faster in

to go fervour and faster in to go fervour and faster in

reducing it. The -- and it reducing it. The -- and it

reducing it. The -- and it demonstrates that we have to go

demonstrates that we have to go demonstrates that we have to go

demonstrates that we have to go further and faster. A he will never

further and faster. A he will never further and faster. A he will never

further and faster. A he will never further and faster. A he will never

sit on this side of the house if he sit on this side of the house if he

sit on this side of the house if he doesn't answer the questions on

doesn't answer the questions on doesn't answer the questions on

what the country should do. He what the country should do. He

what the country should do. He doesn't mention the other economic

doesn't mention the other economic doesn't mention the other economic

news, which is at 154,000 extra news, which is at 154,000 extra

news, which is at 154,000 extra people mug. More people in

people mug. More people in people mug. More people in

people mug. More people in employment that in any time in our

employment that in any time in our employment that in any time in our

history. That is what is happening history. That is what is happening

in our economy. in our economy.

in our economy. Professor John Curtis is still with

Professor John Curtis is still with Professor John Curtis is still with

me, pretty heated questioning. A me, pretty heated questioning. A

me, pretty heated questioning. A slightly awkward for Ed Miliband,

slightly awkward for Ed Miliband, slightly awkward for Ed Miliband,

slightly awkward for Ed Miliband, slightly awkward for Ed Miliband,

as it a was put to him that the as it a was put to him that the

as it a was put to him that the as it a was put to him that the

Prime Minister said he was going to Prime Minister said he was going to

Prime Minister said he was going to borrow more. Absolutely. This Bella

borrow more. Absolutely. This Bella borrow more. Absolutely. This Bella

two lines of attack from the two lines of attack from the

two lines of attack from the government, the spike -- despite

government, the spike -- despite government, the spike -- despite

their difficulties. At the he was their difficulties. At the he was

their difficulties. At the he was their difficulties. At the he was

say that they wanted to borrow more. say that they wanted to borrow more.

say that they wanted to borrow more. say that they wanted to borrow more.

They still need to respond to those They still need to respond to those

They still need to respond to those questions, they still need to get

questions, they still need to get questions, they still need to get

the economy growing. He comes back the economy growing. He comes back

the economy growing. He comes back to the conversations we were having

to the conversations we were having to the conversations we were having

earlier, David Cameron was still earlier, David Cameron was still

earlier, David Cameron was still earlier, David Cameron was still

asking who got us into this mess? asking who got us into this mess?

asking who got us into this mess? They say they are still getting

They say they are still getting They say they are still getting

Britain out of Labour's mess. This Britain out of Labour's mess. This

Britain out of Labour's mess. This Britain out of Labour's mess. This

is the first occasion a in which a is the first occasion a in which a

is the first occasion a in which a is the first occasion a in which a

piece of news which can be solely piece of news which can be solely

piece of news which can be solely attributed to the colours --

attributed to the colours -- attributed to the colours --

coalition. The government was still coalition. The government was still

coalition. The government was still trying to use that previous line.

trying to use that previous line. trying to use that previous line.

trying to use that previous line. It is interesting to see whether it

It is interesting to see whether it It is interesting to see whether it

still holds. During this period, still holds. During this period,

still holds. During this period, can the Labour Party turn things

can the Labour Party turn things can the Labour Party turn things

can the Labour Party turn things around. They need to say, we think

around. They need to say, we think around. They need to say, we think

around. They need to say, we think that Ed Miliband and Ed Balls will

that Ed Miliband and Ed Balls will that Ed Miliband and Ed Balls will

that Ed Miliband and Ed Balls will be better to run the country.

be better to run the country. be better to run the country.

Prime Minister's questions, bpm was Prime Minister's questions, bpm was

under intense pressure from under intense pressure from

under intense pressure from opposition MPs about the so-called

opposition MPs about the so-called opposition MPs about the so-called

opposition MPs about the so-called bedroom tax. It is a really tricky

bedroom tax. It is a really tricky bedroom tax. It is a really tricky

issue for the coalition government? issue for the coalition government?

issue for the coalition government? issue for the coalition government?

It is a classic problem. Lots of It is a classic problem. Lots of

It is a classic problem. Lots of It is a classic problem. Lots of

people may agreed that it would be people may agreed that it would be

people may agreed that it would be people may agreed that it would be

very good if you can get to very good if you can get to

very good if you can get to very good if you can get to

position peak, but at the moment we position peak, but at the moment we

position peak, but at the moment we position peak, but at the moment we

are in position a. If someone lives are in position a. If someone lives

are in position a. If someone lives in a three-bedroom house, and don't

in a three-bedroom house, and don't in a three-bedroom house, and don't

in a three-bedroom house, and don't use them all, it would be a good

use them all, it would be a good use them all, it would be a good

use them all, it would be a good idea to get them into a smaller

idea to get them into a smaller idea to get them into a smaller

property, but how do you engineer property, but how do you engineer

property, but how do you engineer property, but how do you engineer

that move? That is one thing, the that move? That is one thing, the

that move? That is one thing, the second thing which the coalition

second thing which the coalition second thing which the coalition

has misjudged, many people may feel has misjudged, many people may feel

has misjudged, many people may feel that their children have left home,

that their children have left home, that their children have left home,

that their children have left home, and I have a four bedroom house,

and I have a four bedroom house, and I have a four bedroom house,

maybe they should be encouraged to maybe they should be encouraged to

maybe they should be encouraged to maybe they should be encouraged to

move, but most people may want to move, but most people may want to

move, but most people may want to move, but most people may want to

have a spare bedroom to have their have a spare bedroom to have their

have a spare bedroom to have their have a spare bedroom to have their

children stay with them. At the end children stay with them. At the end

children stay with them. At the end children stay with them. At the end

of the day, the government is being of the day, the government is being

of the day, the government is being of the day, the government is being

tougher. It is a problem that they tougher. It is a problem that they

tougher. It is a problem that they face in cutting the deficit. Now

face in cutting the deficit. Now face in cutting the deficit. Now

you come across some of the you come across some of the

you come across some of the potential difficulties. Look for in

potential difficulties. Look for in potential difficulties. Look for in

April to the opposition coming up April to the opposition coming up

April to the opposition coming up with individual hardship cages, and

with individual hardship cages, and with individual hardship cages, and

saying this doesn't work. They will saying this doesn't work. They will

saying this doesn't work. They will 0.2 couples in a two-bedroom house

0.2 couples in a two-bedroom house 0.2 couples in a two-bedroom house

0.2 couples in a two-bedroom house that are no longer able to pay the

that are no longer able to pay the that are no longer able to pay the

that are no longer able to pay the rent. -- Bay well 0.2 couples.

rent. -- Bay well 0.2 couples. rent. -- Bay well 0.2 couples.

rent. -- Bay well 0.2 couples. people have said this may go down

people have said this may go down people have said this may go down

like the poll tax for this like the poll tax for this

like the poll tax for this government? It certainly has that

government? It certainly has that government? It certainly has that

ever about it. Something which ever about it. Something which

ever about it. Something which could look rather insincere Mary.

could look rather insincere Mary. could look rather insincere Mary.

could look rather insincere Mary. The thing about the poll tax was

The thing about the poll tax was The thing about the poll tax was

that it affected large numbers of that it affected large numbers of

that it affected large numbers of people. -- incendiary. There was

people. -- incendiary. There was people. -- incendiary. There was

people. -- incendiary. There was much higher than it was intended in

much higher than it was intended in much higher than it was intended in

much higher than it was intended in Scotland. This is an issue facing a

Scotland. This is an issue facing a Scotland. This is an issue facing a

minority of people. To that extent, minority of people. To that extent,

minority of people. To that extent, it probably doesn't have quite the

it probably doesn't have quite the it probably doesn't have quite the

same resonance. It is whether the same resonance. It is whether the

same resonance. It is whether the human interest Tories, whether they

human interest Tories, whether they human interest Tories, whether they

become important. If lots of people become important. If lots of people

become important. If lots of people become important. If lots of people

say that it isn't fair, that is the say that it isn't fair, that is the

say that it isn't fair, that is the Well the bedroom tax debate has

Well the bedroom tax debate has Well the bedroom tax debate has

Well the bedroom tax debate has been going on this afternoon in the

been going on this afternoon in the been going on this afternoon in the

House of Commons, with some heated House of Commons, with some heated

House of Commons, with some heated exchanges. Here's a flavour of

exchanges. Here's a flavour of exchanges. Here's a flavour of

what's been happening. In just a what's been happening. In just a

what's been happening. In just a few weeks' time the bedroom taxes

few weeks' time the bedroom taxes few weeks' time the bedroom taxes

few weeks' time the bedroom taxes set to come into effect. It will

set to come into effect. It will set to come into effect. It will

cut a housing benefit of 660,000 cut a housing benefit of 660,000

cut a housing benefit of 660,000 low income households across the UK

low income households across the UK low income households across the UK

low income households across the UK by �14 a week. Dementia is causing

by �14 a week. Dementia is causing by �14 a week. Dementia is causing

by �14 a week. Dementia is causing anxiety and anger in -- in equal

anxiety and anger in -- in equal anxiety and anger in -- in equal

measure. It follows hard on the measure. It follows hard on the

measure. It follows hard on the heels of punitive tax credits that

heels of punitive tax credits that heels of punitive tax credits that

has slashed the income of low- has slashed the income of low-

has slashed the income of low- income families. This bedroom tax

income families. This bedroom tax income families. This bedroom tax

is a further assault on the is a further assault on the

is a further assault on the precarious finances of the people

precarious finances of the people precarious finances of the people

precarious finances of the people who are bearing the brunt of the

who are bearing the brunt of the austerity measures. Doesn't she

austerity measures. Doesn't she austerity measures. Doesn't she

think it is appalling that the think it is appalling that the

think it is appalling that the architect of this pernicious tax,

architect of this pernicious tax, architect of this pernicious tax,

the secretary of state himself has the secretary of state himself has

the secretary of state himself has not replying to this debates? He

not replying to this debates? He not replying to this debates? He

should be here at preventing this should be here at preventing this

should be here at preventing this should be here at preventing this

ridiculous tax. He should be on his ridiculous tax. He should be on his

ridiculous tax. He should be on his ridiculous tax. He should be on his

feet trying to defend this. I share feet trying to defend this. I share

my honourable friend's my honourable friend's

disappointment that the government disappointment that the government

disappointment that the government disappointment that the government

has not listened to the pleas of has not listened to the pleas of

disabled people, because the disabled people, because the

disabled people, because the problem is this has not been

problem is this has not been properly costed or thought-through

properly costed or thought-through properly costed or thought-through

and it will cause chaos, hardship and it will cause chaos, hardship

and it will cause chaos, hardship and distress. Do disabled people

and distress. Do disabled people and distress. Do disabled people

and distress. Do disabled people who are going to be forced to move

who are going to be forced to move who are going to be forced to move

into the private sector will find into the private sector will find

into the private sector will find it harder to get accessible

it harder to get accessible properties. Landlords in the

properties. Landlords in the properties. Landlords in the

private sector might be less than private sector might be less than

private sector might be less than happy about new adaptations being

happy about new adaptations being happy about new adaptations being

made to their properties. Again, made to their properties. Again,

made to their properties. Again, what an unnecessary waste of public

what an unnecessary waste of public what an unnecessary waste of public

money at the time when local money at the time when local

authorities are struggling to. authorities are struggling to.

authorities are struggling to. authorities are struggling to.

Would she agree with me that she Would she agree with me that she

Would she agree with me that she Would she agree with me that she

makes a good point about the cost makes a good point about the cost

makes a good point about the cost of private rentals compared to

of private rentals compared to of private rentals compared to

of private rentals compared to social rentals. Is it not now at

social rentals. Is it not now at social rentals. Is it not now at

social rentals. Is it not now at the time and column do we start to

the time and column do we start to the time and column do we start to

regulate private rentals so we do regulate private rentals so we do

regulate private rentals so we do not start subsidising landlords?

not start subsidising landlords? not start subsidising landlords?

is clear that rental Scotland's -- is clear that rental Scotland's --

is clear that rental Scotland's -- is clear that rental Scotland's --

rents in Scotland are not out of rents in Scotland are not out of

rents in Scotland are not out of control. I think it is important

control. I think it is important control. I think it is important

control. I think it is important that we remember that some of the

that we remember that some of the that we remember that some of the

disabled people subject to the disabled people subject to the

disabled people subject to the bedroom texture the same people who

bedroom texture the same people who bedroom texture the same people who

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 87 seconds

That is why we will be having those That is why we will be having those

That is why we will be having those negotiations. You may recall when

negotiations. You may recall when negotiations. You may recall when

his party was in power, his party was in power,

his party was in power, negotiations took place, there was

negotiations took place, there was negotiations took place, there was

a detrimental impact. We will work a detrimental impact. We will work

a detrimental impact. We will work a detrimental impact. We will work

hard to make sure that happens in hard to make sure that happens in

the European Parliament. the European Parliament.

founding fathers and mothers founding fathers and mothers

founding fathers and mothers considered the European Union to be

considered the European Union to be considered the European Union to be

important, and we too considerate important, and we too considerate

important, and we too considerate important, and we too considerate

to be important, that can be seen to be important, that can be seen

to be important, that can be seen by the fact that the European

by the fact that the European by the fact that the European

by the fact that the European committee is one of those which is

committee is one of those which is committee is one of those which is

seen as a mandatory committee of seen as a mandatory committee of

seen as a mandatory committee of seen as a mandatory committee of

this Parliament, and we wish to see this Parliament, and we wish to see

this Parliament, and we wish to see those issues have a certain

those issues have a certain those issues have a certain

seriousness going forward with our seriousness going forward with our

seriousness going forward with our discussions. The list of priorities

discussions. The list of priorities discussions. The list of priorities

that have been identified by the that have been identified by the

Commission can sometimes seem Commission can sometimes seem

Commission can sometimes seem daunting. They have identified the

daunting. They have identified the daunting. They have identified the

area's most relevant to them, and area's most relevant to them, and

area's most relevant to them, and their agendas going forward. The

their agendas going forward. The their agendas going forward. The

are energy and tourism committee are energy and tourism committee

are energy and tourism committee has identified eight areas going

has identified eight areas going has identified eight areas going

forward. One of those that forward. One of those that

forward. One of those that interested me was proposals sex,

interested me was proposals sex, interested me was proposals sex,

which address the shortcomings of which address the shortcomings of

which address the shortcomings of the EU industrial pride that

the EU industrial pride that the EU industrial pride that

legislation, the aim to be to legislation, the aim to be to

legislation, the aim to be to simplify it the framework. This

simplify it the framework. This simplify it the framework. This

simplify it the framework. This seems to me that this kind of

seems to me that this kind of scrutiny is always welcome,

scrutiny is always welcome, scrutiny is always welcome,

particularly in an area that is particularly in an area that is

always criticise, often unfairly. always criticise, often unfairly.

always criticise, often unfairly. Let's get some final thoughts in

Let's get some final thoughts in Let's get some final thoughts in

the company of our political the company of our political

commentator, John Curtis. commentator, John Curtis.

commentator, John Curtis. When we were speaking to the

When we were speaking to the When we were speaking to the

Liberal Democrat MP, they sidestep Liberal Democrat MP, they sidestep

Liberal Democrat MP, they sidestep that controversial issue of Lord

that controversial issue of Lord that controversial issue of Lord

Rennard. That gives you some idea Rennard. That gives you some idea

Rennard. That gives you some idea of the sensitivity of the issue.

of the sensitivity of the issue. of the sensitivity of the issue.

The problem for the Liberal The problem for the Liberal

The problem for the Liberal The problem for the Liberal

Democrats is not so much the bridge Democrats is not so much the bridge

Democrats is not so much the bridge built the allegations, but the fact

built the allegations, but the fact built the allegations, but the fact

that Nick Clegg and his office that Nick Clegg and his office

that Nick Clegg and his office managed to give the impression of

managed to give the impression of managed to give the impression of

having shifted their ground. Nick having shifted their ground. Nick

having shifted their ground. Nick Clegg has tried to explain this,

Clegg has tried to explain this, Clegg has tried to explain this,

Clegg has tried to explain this, and said they he was asked a

and said they he was asked a specific question about the

specific question about the specific question about the

allegations they were about to allegations they were about to

allegations they were about to allegations they were about to

broadcast, and he had to answer a broadcast, and he had to answer a

broadcast, and he had to answer a broadcast, and he had to answer a

narrow, but he had been aware that narrow, but he had been aware that

narrow, but he had been aware that there had been question marks

there had been question marks there had been question marks

raised about his behaviour. The raised about his behaviour. The

raised about his behaviour. The raised about his behaviour. The

issue as to whether he handled it issue as to whether he handled it

issue as to whether he handled it issue as to whether he handled it

well has been raised. Nick Clegg is well has been raised. Nick Clegg is

well has been raised. Nick Clegg is a deeply unpopular leader amongst

a deeply unpopular leader amongst a deeply unpopular leader amongst

the general public, and there has the general public, and there has

the general public, and there has been speculation about whether he

been speculation about whether he been speculation about whether he

been speculation about whether he will lead the party all the way

will lead the party all the way will lead the party all the way

through to 2015. If question marks through to 2015. If question marks

through to 2015. If question marks are raised about the weight which

are raised about the weight which are raised about the weight which

she has handled this, something she has handled this, something

she has handled this, something she has handled this, something

inside the party. -- about the way. inside the party. -- about the way.

inside the party. -- about the way. People should not be abusing power

People should not be abusing power People should not be abusing power

in any kind of way, particularly in any kind of way, particularly

in any kind of way, particularly inside the Liberal Democrats, you

inside the Liberal Democrats, you inside the Liberal Democrats, you

can see something that has become can see something that has become

can see something that has become awkward, particularly the timing.

awkward, particularly the timing. awkward, particularly the timing.

course he denies any allegations. course he denies any allegations.

course he denies any allegations. course he denies any allegations.

That has come up on Wednesday, on That has come up on Wednesday, on

That has come up on Wednesday, on Thursday, does that play into the

Thursday, does that play into the Thursday, does that play into the

Eastleigh by-election? That was a Eastleigh by-election? That was a

Eastleigh by-election? That was a typical by-election anyway, we have

typical by-election anyway, we have forgotten the scandal, Chris

forgotten the scandal, Chris forgotten the scandal, Chris

Huhne's admission that he had asked Huhne's admission that he had asked

Huhne's admission that he had asked his wife to take his speeding

his wife to take his speeding his wife to take his speeding

his wife to take his speeding points. It has to be said, you can

points. It has to be said, you can points. It has to be said, you can

probably exaggerate the degree to probably exaggerate the degree to

probably exaggerate the degree to which this has percolated through

which this has percolated through which this has percolated through

which this has percolated through to the local level. If the Liberal

to the local level. If the Liberal to the local level. If the Liberal

to the local level. If the Liberal Democrats are going to hang on to

Democrats are going to hang on to Democrats are going to hang on to

Democrats are going to hang on to wed, they are going to do so

wed, they are going to do so wed, they are going to do so

despite the unpopularity of Nick despite the unpopularity of Nick

despite the unpopularity of Nick despite the unpopularity of Nick

Clegg. -- hang on to wed. The local Clegg. -- hang on to wed. The local

councillors are very heavily councillors are very heavily

councillors are very heavily entrenched. I have tried to isolate

entrenched. I have tried to isolate entrenched. I have tried to isolate

themselves from the leadership. The themselves from the leadership. The

themselves from the leadership. The opinion polls have been optimistic.

opinion polls have been optimistic. opinion polls have been optimistic.

opinion polls have been optimistic. It is also pretty clear that they

It is also pretty clear that they It is also pretty clear that they

It is also pretty clear that they again to be well down on the 46%

again to be well down on the 46% they got in 2010.

they got in 2010. they got in 2010.

Thank you very much for that. Thank you very much for that.

Thank you very much for that. Thank you very much for that.

That is all we have time for, we That is all we have time for, we

That is all we have time for, we That is all we have time for, we

are back at the usual time next are back at the usual time next

are back at the usual time next week, 2:30pm, and people being with