seeing how they all fit together. mark, would you accept the job if it was and still as gift to give it to you, thejob of was and still as gift to give it to you, the job of potholes are? i wait, having been with the transport select wait, having been with the transport select committee wait, having been with the transport select committee inquiry, wait, having been with the transport select committee inquiry, i- wait, having been with the transport select committee inquiry, i don t. select committee inquiry, i don t want select committee inquiry, i don t want to select committee inquiry, i don t want to talk, select committee inquiry, i don t want to talk, i select committee inquiry, i don t want to talk, i want select committee inquiry, i don t want to talk, i want to select committee inquiry, i don t want to talk, i want to get - select committee inquiry, i don t want to talk, i want to get thingsj want to talk, i want to get things done want to talk, i want to get
production, so it s quite serious if the government is not even able to say whether they are considering how they might help, let alone what they are considering that they might do. that is the substantive problem for business but then there is the weird second order problem that is not as important for lives and businesses but there is this weird question of what on earth has been going on between the treasury and the business department. i was speaking to treasury sources today he said look, in simple, it was a matter of correcting the record but it s a bit odd too in the process of correcting the record declare the business secretary has made things up in media interviews before. that secretary has made things up in media interviews before. that is the daily telegraph media interviews before. that is the daily telegraph headline, media interviews before. that is the daily telegraph headline, slapping l daily telegraph headline, slapping down kwasi kwarteng, accused of making up