Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill

I was quite critical of the Government’s original proposals, and I am very pleased that these changes—the hon. Gentleman calls them concessions—have now been made, as I said to my hon. Friend the Minister earlier. I have been listening carefully to the hon. Gentleman since he started speaking at the Dispatch Box. Is it the case that he does not agree—I will put it no more strongly than that—with his hon. Friends, whose various interventions on the Minister gave the impression that the Government would continue to have the powers that we do not want them to have, even theoretically? May I assume from what the hon. Gentleman is saying that he disagrees with his hon. Friends?