My advice to the hon. Gentleman is that he should obtain a copy of the Official Report�the transcript of today�s proceedings�as soon as it becomes available. He should send it with a robust�Lincolnshire robust�covering letter to Network Rail in the hope that Network Rail will respect the force as well as the sincerity of what he has said, and that it will, in the process, take due note of what the Rail Minister has said.
If that effort is unavailing again, I suggest to the hon. Gentleman, as I did to the hon. Member for Totnes (Dr Wollaston), that he should make the short journey to the Table Office to table questions, he should appear at business questions tomorrow and he should, in all appearances before the Chamber, persist.