I'm really heartened by some work that we did earlier this year as a caucus with the Prime Minister when she gave us the opportunity to talk about how we wanted this election campaign—and, therefore, our policies—to roll out. And what she said was she wanted this to be positive. She wanted this election campaign to be a contest of ideas, she wanted us to actually ensure that when we were out there discussing what Labour and this Government had done, that we were being truthful and honest with the people, and that they could make a decision for themselves. And, actually, our people deserve that from us. Our young people demand that from us, and I am really heartened by that. I took that message to be one thing: that we are now encouraged to be the best that we can be, because politics can be pretty dirty—it can be pretty grimy—and, unfortunately, some of that can rub off. But if you come from the place that you hold within yourself some integrity, that you are doing everything you can for your country, then you can rise above a lot of that. 