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I am sad to say no I cannot, because we have said that it is essential that there is due process on the Floor of this House—not like the Opp

That is well dodged again by the right hon. Lady. She will not confirm that Labour would keep a tight fiscal grip on ministerial pay.

My hon.

From a sedentary position, I get £1 million quoted at me. I remember, although maybe the right hon.

No, because we are talking about waste.

It has been interesting to hear the Labour party—yes, the Labour party—make the case for the terms and conditions of workers to be changed u

So the right hon. Lady could not apologise. She could not, or did not want to, stop the waste of hundreds of billions of pounds.

The hon. Member has raised a point about redundancy payments, and that is fundamentally what we are talking about.

I will carry on for a little while longer.

So it is not going to happen today, but in fact the Opposition are not going to do it if they come into power—which, hopefully, they will no