I think you have to have the discussion first. It's like the image I had of the two children talking to each other. We have to have a discussion, a conversation, not an argument. The fact is--and this is why I love that this is an all-party committee--that in many ways it doesn't matter who is in power in the government, this problem is not going away. It's only going to get worse and worse. And it's related to the competitiveness of the country, the competitiveness of the city regions, and the economic health of our future.
