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I thank my hon. Friend sincerely for that.

I hope the hon.

I completely understand my hon. Friend’s desire for accountability.

I thank the hon.

I thank my hon. Friend and near neighbour for that. She is right, as is my hon.

I thank the hon. Gentleman for his advocacy on this issue.

The brevity of my answer demonstrates my respect for the observations and experience of my hon.

True leadership is not just about being careful with the words we use.

Let me offer the hon. Gentleman my sincere apologies; I am out of practice and should have known that his would be the last question.

Not only have I tried to espouse those principles in every ministerial role that I have held, but it is the guiding light of this Government