The three speeches/headings immediately before - 1 earlier: Brian Binley
I will do my very best. Do hon. Members know that only 52 businesses have been covered by the much-vaunted trade credit insurance scheme? That is one for every 13 constituencies. I hope that you have one in yours, Madam Deputy Speaker, because the chances are that I do not have one in mine. That is a total indictment of this Government. - 2 earlier: Sylvia Heal
I hope that now you will be calmer and therefore keep within the rules. - 3 earlier: Brian Binley
I am grateful for your correcting me, Madam Deputy Speaker, but you know that I get carried away because I am so excited about this subject.
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