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Well, that did not include me.

My right hon. and learned Friend is right to talk about the need to avoid cliff edges.

Just like my hon. Friend, I am an assiduous canvasser and I am having those conversations myself.

My hon. Friend makes an extremely powerful point. I pay tribute to him and to all hon. and right hon.

Let me just make a little bit of progress, and then I will of course take more interventions.

I will obey your strictures and move on, Mr Speaker. I turn to the question of what might happen with regards to the further extension.

With the greatest respect to the hon. Gentleman, I disagree with his analysis about the deal.

My right hon. Friend makes a powerful point. As a Member of Parliament, she represents car manufacturing interests very proudly.

I will not give way, because I need to move on and wrap up, as Mr Speaker said.

My hon.