there were some offers they accepted, some he modified, some he rejected just like you d seen in any negotiation. tom massey, roy, norman being on the rules committee wouldn t have happened except for this. representative clyde, that s a direct result of these negotiations. this week we ll be voting on paul gosar s legislation to end the covid policy. i ll let you continue, but the question where i m going is, why keep that secret? what are your questions? i m happy to tell you any element. i m proud of the work element, so it s no secret at all. the product, i appreciate you taking questions, but why not release the written product that exists and has currently kept secret. you have been talk about transparency. it s another one thing to hear it described and another thing for the now majority to release what the underlying material is. here s how you and others have sounded about government
cake party before cabinet, for example, everyone seems to have been fined for that, it was a nonwork related event and the prime minister, the prime minister s wife and the chancellor of the exchequer all got fines, but these social gatherings at the end of the working day, the police i think i ve accepted there was a work element to those, so for example a leaving do which the prime minister popped in, he hasn t been fined for, but other people that might have come in especially for that event all stayed on for a long party afterwards, well, they have been fined, and that seems to have been the distinction. 83 people have been given fines, the vast majority of whom are politicians, political advisers and civil servants, the very same people who were telling us how to behave, telling us how to interpret the rule they have made during the long months of the pandemic. daniel, many thanks, daniel months of the pandemic. daniel, many thanks, daniel sandford months of the pandemic. danie