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Well, if the hon. Lady was a witness to those six arrests, I look forward to hearing from her.

It is an honour to follow the hon. and learned Lady, for whom I have a great deal of respect.

My right hon. Friend makes the point. Sometimes I think I am listening to a fantasy world in here.

It is an honour to follow the hon. and learned Lady, for whom I have a great deal of respect.

Well, if the hon. Lady was a witness to those six arrests, I look forward to hearing from her.

I think it is ludicrous that the police apologised. Apologised for what?

That is absolutely correct. In terms of how statute is drafted, I do not know what the Opposition want.

I enjoy being heckled by those on the Front Bench, so I will take that. I think we have got to the heart of the SNP argument. The hon.

I apologise, Mr Deputy Speaker.

I know that you want to hear more of this speech, Mr Deputy Speaker, so let us get back to the proposal before this Parliament from a party