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I say sorry that those people are falling into nationalist arguments and giving succour to the independence movement, rather than actually c

I have already given way once, so I will make progress.

I completely agree, obviously. Parliament should not be getting into this.

I will give way in a second. Government should not get in the way of business. Business will thrive and needs to thrive.

I completely refute that point.

I completely agree—this is an economic thing. In fact, I am about to talk about clause 38, which brings me on to answer my hon.

Why not?

I say sorry that those people are falling into nationalist arguments and giving succour to the independence movement, rather than actually c

I have already given way once, so I will make progress.

I am not sure what word the hon. Gentleman refers to, I will be honest. There are lots of great words for business. “Great” business?