I will just pick up on Mr Goldsmith's point about enormous regulations. I'm not quite sure which examples he is pointing to there in the health and safety space. He didn't provide anything specific, although it's worth noting that regulatory impact statements generally show that good quality workplace safety regulation generally has about a 2:1 return. Workplace harm and accidents cost our country money. Even if that was the only thing you cared about beyond the human damage, it's a good investment to have a good workplace health and safety regulatory system to keep people safe and to improve productivity over time.