is been a complete diversion and the real thing is acoba.— real thing is acoba.coba. is interesting that you started your _ real thing is acoba. is interesting that you started your answer - real thing is acoba. is interesting that you started your answer by i that you started your answer by saying 30 years ago i wonder whether you feel standards have changed, that people expect more rigour in this? , ., , , . that people expect more rigour in this? they do. the public perception ofthe this? they do. the public perception of the rogue — this? they do. the public perception of the rogue revolving _ this? they do. the public perception of the rogue revolving door - this? they do. the public perception of the rogue revolving door as - this? they do. the public perception of the rogue revolving door as it - this? they do. the public perception of the rogue revolving door as it is i of the rogue revolving door as it is often referred to, it is all part of what the public perceived to people in politics and tie officers serving their own interest —— perception of their

you know, sue gray has cooperated fully with the acoba process , and acoba is the acoba process, andyetgn— would force a lot of business to go into foreign hands. and at the go into foreign hands. and at tne noent— go into foreign hands. and at the moment they're already toktng— the moment they're already toktng-ott— the moment they're already taxing-oil and- the moment they're already taxing oil and gas industry taxing the oil and gas industry at taxing the oil and gas industry ot to. — taxing the oil and gas industry ot to. lnuge— taxing the oil and gas industry at 75. huge increase since at 75. a huge increase since zen.— at 75. a huge increase since zete. y— at 75. a huge increase since 2019. i mean,— at 75. a huge increase since 2019. i mean, where do you want it 2019. i mean, where do you want tt to— 2019. i mean, where do you want tt to stopo— 2019. i mean, where do you want tt to stop? so.— 2019. i mean, where do you want it to stop? 80, 90. _ 2019. i mean, where do you want it to stop? 80, 90. bp's just docked— it to stop? 80, 90. bp's just stocked up— it to stop? 80, 90. bp

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could that an acoba process must be gone through? but if we look at the— be gone through?ll, as my huehamt— any, and why? um well, as my husband said,— any, and why? um well, as my husband said, if— any, and why? um well, as my husband said, if that's the only ehoteee— husband said, if that's the only ohoteee ae— husband said, if that's the only choices, as i'm— husband said, if that's the only choices, as i'm not— husband said, if that's the only choices, as i'm not really keen on etther— choices, as i'm not really keen on etther ot— choices, as i'm not really keen on either of them,— choices, as i'm not really keen on either of them, to be honest. hut— on either of them, to be honest. hut t— on either of them, to be honest. hut t voutt— on either of them, to be honest. but i would think— on either of them, to be honest. but i would think sunak- on either of them, to be honest. but i would think sunak rather than starmer because i don't like starmer. why don't you like him? what about it? i don't thtmt— him? what about it? i don't that he— him? what about it? i don't thin