say on it. we have to wait until the conclusion of the mess investigation. i have apologised for the fixed penalty notice i received. if the opposition want to focus on this issue in the way that they are, thatis this issue in the way that they are, that is fine. let them do that. i want to get on and talk about trade, investment, our security partnership with india and everything we are doing to take the country forward. we are talking about the most serious issue, whether a prime minister has lied to the house of commons. you seem to be making up your approach to this question on an ad hoc, hour by hour basis, and that is proven by the chaos around this vote. don t voters expect a bit more? vote. don t voters expect a bit more? , :, :, , more? i m sorry, what voters will want to see more? i m sorry, what voters will want to see is more? i m sorry, what voters will want to see is the more? i m sorry, what voters will want to see is the conclusion i more? i m sorry, what voters
there is ample opportunity for further discussion of this. but i think it would be sensible to wait until after the conclusion of the mess investigation. frankly, if the opposition parties want to go on and on about this, they can. i m going to talk about what we can do to make life more affordable, have more renewable energy to bring down the cost of people s energy bills, do whatever we can to help people with the cost of their housing, their transport, their child care, all the things that matter to people in the short term, get us through the after shocks of covid and lay the foundations for an even stronger economic recovery. because of the decisions this government took, we have had a strong economic recovery and we want to make sure that continues. and we want to make sure that continues- and we want to make sure that continues. :, , , :, :, :, ,, continues. finally, you are talking about trade- continues. finally, you are talking about trade. you continues. finally, you ar