He might be gobbled up by one of the Labour party's candidates. Mr. Campbell-Savours indicated assent. Gentleman and I are in agreement about that prospect. Does my hon. Friend agree that it is a shame that that representative of the Scottish National party, the hon.
Friend is right to refer to Scottish people.
Mercifully my hon. The person addressing the House is also a Scot, so Scotland is represented by the Conservative party, but not, of course, by the Scottish National party. Let us remind ourselves and the country of the Labour party's defence policy in 1983, not a trifling matter. Gentleman had the impossible task of defending that nonsense before the electorate. Gentleman and his colleagues on the Front Bench may be bored because they are familiar with this as they had to defend this nonsense.