That would create huge difficulties for individuals and Parliament. If there were only a 10 per cent. Post facto, as my hon. Friend makes is that the fact that something with a benign name does not necessarily mean that it will have a benign content. As well giving a plug for his constituent, my hon.
Friend points out that, as the hon.
Member for Eccles said, the Bill and new clause 1 would apply to many areas. We should not underestimate the inability of new clause 1, or any of the provisions in the Bill, to deal with regulations that emanate from the House under a directive from the European Union. We in the House must ask ourselves two questions. I should like my hon. Friend the Member for South Cambridgeshire to say in winding up whether new clause 1, which Conservative Members support, would deal with that problem.