It is a question of tackling organisational matters and bringing together the disparate responsibilities in different parts of the Department. He is flying by the seat of his pants. It is no good the right hon. Gentleman now saying that he does not recognise or use that figure. He cannot deny that his Department's main document on social security fraud, published in July 1998, since he came into office, contains the figure.
Friend is correct.
Local authorities have been mentioned. They are another area in which much more could be done, and another example of the Secretary of State talking tough but failing to deliver. For my sins, I receive a regular supply of the Secretary of State's press releases. In it, the right hon. What has the right hon.