have, I would like to focus on my constituents. I am sure that others will take up the hon. Lady's point. One of the first things I did when I became a Member of Parliament in 2005 was to form an all-party group on dairy farmers. I did so because of the direct lobbying I received from Mr Stuart Jones of Pontesbury and many of my other dairy farmers, who wanted me to campaign on this issue. More than 190 Members of Parliament joined the all-party group, making it one of the largest in the House of Commons . To my great pleasure, the then Leader of the Opposition , now the Prime Minister , joined it -- it was the only one he joined in the last Parliament. We used this caucus of more than 190 Members repeatedly to try to engage with Labour Ministers, and we took the National Farmers Union -- many of our farmers came -- to meet various DEFRA Ministers and Secretaries of State. I shall not mention all of them, but I am happy to list all the meetings we had; and yet, month after month, year after year, no action was taken, and this disease continued to spread and decimate the industry in our constituencies. A delegation also went to Brussels to meet the European Commission and to Ireland and France to find out what they were doing and how they were coping with bovine TB. We wanted to find out at first