Earlier today, a colleague of mine, Christopher Bishop, gave a very good speech, and he said that this Government was famous for three things—first of all, for their good intentions. And I guess no Government has bad intentions—no politician has bad intentions. But this Government has hung their hat firmly on the hook of good intentions, but there they have left it—their hat, on the hook of good intentions—and never taken it off. This is a Government that simply doesn't understand that policy and actions are what's important, rather than good intentions. Policy, actions, and delivery are more important.