Commons Bill [Lords]

Technology has obviously moved on since my day if that is a technical point. I am happy to accede to the right hon. Gentleman’s request that the correspondence be placed in the Library. I think that the original letter was from my predecessor, my hon. Friend the Member for South Dorset, now the Minister for Schools, but I am happy to make the correspondence available. I probably have no need of correspondence with Sir Martin Doughty because he will no doubt read today’s Hansard and will read the right hon. Gentleman's remarks for himself. I suspect that the right hon. Gentleman may be the one who enters into further correspondence with Sir Martin. Amendment agreed to.