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Channel Tunnel Rail Link (Supplementary Provisions) Bill

That may be the case. On the other hand, because it is the Government here it may actually require the Government over there. We know what sort of problems that can lead us into; for example, the intergovernmental commission that exists to regulate safety through the Channel Tunnel, which has proved incapable of moving with the times in terms of the safety regime through the tunnel. I finish the words of the Minister. He says that, overall, the Government "““will depend crucially on stronger and more independent national regulatory authorities””." We have two Ministers saying entirely different things. They sit alongside each other on the same Bench and we get different solutions from both of them.