I was born four years after the genocide of the holocaust ended, but I have been a witness to genocide.

I thank my really good friend, my right hon. Friend, for letting me intervene.

I thank the right hon. Gentleman, who happens to be a good friend, for letting me intervene.

Thank you, Madam Deputy—Mr Deputy Speaker. Forgive me—a slip of the tongue.

Forgive me—I am on my knees. Having done this sort of thing, albeit in a relatively minor way, I want to clarify one thing.

May I ask my good and right hon.

I will make four quick points.

I will make four quick points.

Enhanced protection of our national security is obviously at the heart of the Bill. It has come not before time, too.

Enhanced protection of our national security is obviously at the heart of the Bill. It has come not before time, too.