. >> andrew tyrie. [inaudible] >> prime minister would save the government would accept proof from lords and members to make the justice and security bill acceptable on secret courts. but he ended the session by a parent to say that they wouldn't accept those benefits. could you clarify which one it is? >> what i said very clearly to the committee yesterday is we want this bill to pass through parliament having listened to the joint committee, having listened to all the excellent points made in the house of lords. and i'm sure we will be making more, listening even more carefully in the house of commons. i think the leader of the opposition is catching the disease of the shadow chancellor of not being able to keep his mouth shut long enough for five seconds. we will listen very carefully. the fundamental -- [shouting] the fundamental choice is to make sure that these proceedings are available to judges and its judge that should make the decision. >> john robertson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. it's safe t

too far from me, and where i grew up, and i've read -- i don't know how many different things about tyri who i met several times and talked to, but this treatment of him, i thought, was very different than i read anywhere else. i want to read a couple paragraphs how you captured and him talk more about it. it's at the end of the section saying "he was pondering why he did what he did and how he got to this point in his life, waving arms skyward again, believing in a purpose for all of us. the sky looked strikingly beautiful this morning, felt like arguing with his host, and got back to the car, everything fine, i worried all morning for nothing. a pheasant dashed in front of our path. we seemed to all cry out at once, delightedded, once so inclined might have -- one so inclined might have interpreted the moment as arguing something good." that's a really hopeful set of phrases you put together around a guy who i'm not sure was described that way. >> just another thing i stumbled upon. he's been written about a lot, and so i had a list of those people who i wanted to reach out to, especia

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