The right hon. Lady from a sedentary position accuses me of sneering.

The hon. Lady is right to draw attention to the actions of the Kremlin in states abroad.

I do not question the probity of those who have compiled this report, and I certainly recognise the wisdom of my hon.

I suspect that the campaign, like most campaigns, will focus on domestic issues. I am sure the hon.

The job of Members of Parliament is to scrutinise legislation and reports and not to fantasise about them, which is what I think all too

It is because there is no requirement.

That was another of those questions: there we go again with a little light fantasising. The Committee has produced a serious report—

The hon. Gentleman also may be leaving the Commons very soon, and I wish him well in his future path.

The timelines for the submission of the report, relative to the timelines of submissions of previous reports, speak for themselves.

The hon.