I note the statement was that the legislation that was passed last year had made an error in the drafting process and not carried through the Cabinet decisions into the legislation. What does it say about the degree to which the Government is on top of its legislative programme, that it passes laws for an auction and the legislation does not contain what was in the Cabinet minute? Having done over 100 bills in my time as a Minister, I would be embarrassed if the legislation did not match the decisions that were made in Cabinet, and we do deserve an explanation on that point. I fear that the auction next week—only to be conducted a few days after we pass this law, has got a high level of risk to both the effectiveness of climate change policy as well as to the Government's financial position. 