Monitoring will be difficult, but what plans do the Government have to monitor the system to ensure that it is not abused by bad employers? 6 Sep 2012 : Column 380 Vince Cable: There is no question of introducing no-fault dismissal by the front or the back door. The proposal in the Bill relates to settlement agreements. We are proceeding in consultation with both employers and the trade unions -- there is a wide area of consensus on the matter. Mr Robert Buckland (South Swindon) (Con): I am delighted that my right hon. Friend is going to Honda Swindon today to help to mark 20 years of investment of more than 2 billion. Will he take the opportunity to discuss how trade barriers between the EU and Japan can be further removed and improved so that Honda's position can be strengthened? Vince Cable: I pay tribute to the hon. Gentleman's work, and to the workers and managers in Swindon who have made a success of the plant. As many of us remember, many of them went on to part-time working and long vacations to keep the plant alive, and it is now succeeding. I have discussed trade barriers with the Keidanren in Japan and with others. There are a lot of non-tariff barriers in the automotive industry. We must deal with them if we are to have a genuine free trade agreement with Japan. Luciana Berger (Liverpool, Wavertree) (Lab/Co-op): The green investment bank was first announced in the coalition agreement.