After the presentation of Sir Monty's report, one of the things I have noticed has been the high level and high quality of the many submissions that have been made to the Government and to individual hon. Members. There is now, if anything, too much of a consensus on and too wide an understanding of all these problems. There is practically no company and no institution in the country that cannot produce a good paper on the subject.

The problem, as we have already been told, since—