moral authority, and the potential impact on their moralauthority, nobody and the potential impact on their moral authority, nobody could find filling in a questionnaire like that something that canjust filling in a questionnaire like that something that can just be done and passed on, could they? i something that can just be done and passed on, could they?— something that can just be done and passed on, could they? i don't know. i've not passed on, could they? i don't know. we not seen — passed on, could they? i don't know. i've not seen the _ passed on, could they? i don't know. i've not seen the questionnaire - passed on, could they? i don't know. i've not seen the questionnaire and l i've not seen the questionnaire and i've not seen the questionnaire and i don't know the complexity of the questions. 0ne i don't know the complexity of the questions. one would imagine that they are all questions at the prime minister is able to answer but as politicians and leaders in government we all still have lives beyond in which we have to do our personal administration and it means sometimes you have some pretty long days but so too will you in journalism as you will spend all day behind your desk and in the evenings you have to get your personal stuff done. he you have to get your personal stuff done. . ~ . done. he is the prime minister -- the first prime _ done. he is the prime minister -- the first prime minister— done. he is the prime minister -- the first prime minister in - done. he is the prime minister -- the first prime minister in living i the first prime minister in living memory to be questioned under caution and when tony blair was facing the possibility of questions over cash for honours, he said if he were questioned under caution as suspect it would have made the position untenable and he would have been questioned as a witness, so does the same not apply to the prime minister in this context? that