In Parliament

I am extremely grateful to the hon. Lady, who makes a fair point about measuring within the system how much work NHS dentists are doing.

I am conscious that Opposition Members will want time today, so I am going to bring my remarks to a close.

I thank my right hon. Friend for his intervention.

I trust that the hon. Lady has been listening to the whole debate, because I set this out in some detail at the beginning of my speech.

I think the hon. Member for Oldham East and Saddleworth (Debbie Abrahams) was raising her voice at me, but it was not me who heckled her.

Again, cutting through the froth, the hon. Gentleman called this debate and has not set out his plan.

I thank my hon. Friend, who represents a Welsh constituency.

I am extremely grateful to my hon. Friend.

I am going to plough on, I am afraid.

I will resist, but only because I am going to ask the hon. Gentleman to intervene in a moment—he should be careful what he wishes for.