But we set out a very clear position three years ago and that is the position we hold to, and there will be no change in that position. We are very committed to our Japanese inward investors. We believe that Britain is a great place to do business and we have got a flexible labor market with stable economic conditions now and we are investing in education and skills which is also very important for our manufacturing investors. Well, I think what is obvious today is that some of the problems we face in the world can only be dealt with together by international cooperation. So whether it is organized crime and drugs, or nuclear proliferation, or trade, or issues like GM foods, these are issues we're better tackling together.
International debt is also important.
So I think the G-8 summit is a very essential meeting for us in order to discuss at the highest possible level the areas where we can cooperate across national frontiers to deal with these issues. Yes, I think it is important that we have a scientific panel that can look at these things for us because our consumers want confidence and we need to know on an independent basis what the scientific evidence really is. The Japanese economy is still sluggish, but the fiscal deficit is now at an unsustainable level. On the other hand, the Bank of Japan is considering ending its zero-rate policy. I think the policy has to be given time.