I said it in my first speech: a society is judged by how well we look after the most vulnerable. And this Government will be judged. You will be judged in 14 months' time. My apologies, Madam Speaker, I didn't mean you would be judged; I meant this Government will be judged. In 14 months' time, when the unions and the workers look back and think, "How well did this Labour Government look after us? How well did this Labour Government—that relies on us for so much support—look after us?", they'll be thinking, "Well, actually, not all that well. Not all that well at all". And the employers will be thinking, "How well did this Government look after us?" And they won't take quite as long to think about it; they'll say straight away, "Not very well at all". 