Coroners and Justice Bill

I am sorry, but I must press my hon. Friend. He is coming to some clear conclusions about one option, on the basis of the Rodney case, but the moment I put to him the heart of the issue, he says that we do not know enough about it, although we have to make a decision about it in the next week. I suggest that he is moving away from the central issue. Whenever I put it to him, "This is the heart of the issue—what would you do?", he says that it would not arise very often. It does indeed not arise very often—it is very rare—but when it does, what would he do?