introduction of a membership card system by the football authorities. I have to say that. The noble Lord, Lord Wigoder, is concerned about practicability, but the Football League has recently established a working party to consider the options and that working party will report early in September. The Government certainly welcome that development and urge the Football League and the Football Association to make rapid progress. We are content that this matter is being taken seriously. The difficulties which the noble Lord, Lord Wigoder, put forward are of course all bound up with the very real difficulty that football is in if the violence which we have seen is allowed to continue. Obviously the matter must be looked at with very great care. I believe that it is best looked at within the forum to which I have referred. Mr. Justice Popplewell makes it clear in his report that the current conditions cannot continue. We must all be aware that it is a great shame that decent supporters should have to suffer as a result of the firm but necessary measures which have been introduced to tackle the problem. I do not see any way in which the serious suggestions which have been put forward with such care by Mr. Justice Popplewell should not be seriously considered. On the matter of the Council of Europe Conventions, the noble Lord, Lord Mishcon, asked 1226 what they all contained. I can say that as soon as an authenticated text is available --