 The key essential issue, the overwhelming issue which this country has to face up to... is the restoration of democratic accountability via the control over the money supply. I must say I play a tremendous tribute to Ben Dyson and the other people in positive money... new economic foundation. I think they are saying something of enormous overriding importance for this country, which the politicians, the opinion makers in the media and everyone else have ignored. And I am very grateful that you are finally bringing it to public attention. Thank you. It's like the Tower of Babel out there on this subject. What's great about positive money is they've picked a practical proposal that can be taken forward and they are single-mindedly pushing it. And it's an idea capable of appealing to left and right, to greens, to libertarians. It is an idea that transcends party politics, transcends political economy, it's practical. So I just think it's wonderful that positive money are doing this because it can cut through that Tower of Babel. If you can't get a bank to operate in the way that it should do in the current structures, you've got to do something completely different. And I'm not a technical person on full reserve banking, but I can absolutely say that that is the simplest, most effective policy that I have seen explained. I think about it from ordinary people's perspective. In my current account, I don't want anybody messing about with my money. I want it to be treated like a safety deposit box. If you have full reserve banking on current accounts, what that means is that you end up with a situation where there's no run on a bank because a bank holds your money, then in relation to any other lending that a bank does, I think it should be up to the customer to decide. We still haven't sorted out our financial sector, but I do believe that the business of full reserve banking demands a thorough, detailed policy look at it because I personally think it's the right way to go.