That was an excellent example of a four-minute speech, with no repetition either—well done.

I do not like setting time limits, but I am trying to get everybody in, so I will set an informal time limit of around four minutes.

I do not like setting time limits, but I am trying to get everybody in, so I will set an informal time limit of around four minutes.

Order. I will suspend the sitting because we have a Division. I encourage Members to come back as quickly as possible.

Order. I will suspend the sitting because we have a Division. I encourage Members to come back as quickly as possible.

Let us crack on. The debate must end at 4.40 pm; I am sure hon. Members will be mindful of that.

Let us crack on. The debate must end at 4.40 pm; I am sure hon. Members will be mindful of that.

Order. I remind the hon. Gentleman that, even though this is all fascinating, interventions do need to be kept short.

Order. Forgive me, but there is a Division.

Order. Forgive me, but there is a Division.