It fits the gnomes of Zurich. Nor should we take the meat out of the motion on the exchange rate, as the proposed deletion does. We need to get sterling to a sustainable level that is the crucial sixth test set of the expert commission - and that involves the preparations set out in the motion. Without a clear signal, sterling will not move to a sensible level. And that will mean more lost exports.
More output falls.
More job losses. Our opponents like to claim this party is in favour of the euro come what may. Far from it. We have faced up to the difficulties. We have set out a clear condition on the entry rate that will safeguard jobs and stability.