I guess that does get a

lot of noise, I guess.

But I think we, and you're right, we have a number of car parks which are underground.

And typically most of those tend to be in central London, in Westminster.

But clearly we have done a number of activities to make sure that it is safe.

So...

Things like load bearing in the car parks, which are above ground to make sure that the car parks are obviously well maintained and that they can actually structurally take significant increase in EVs in a specific area within the car park, which is important.

Am I right in thinking that?

course but I would always say always talk to someone you know if you can't talk personally to a family member at least go on to a helpline or something because you need someone to listen because when it's talked through often you resolve it yourself you find things aren't quite as dreadful as you thought they were you

know

New stuff's coming

soon.

So yeah, hope you like it.

See you next time.

By the level of my boat as a stick, I'm gonna put a hang on an offside jet.

I'll sit around and watch the dark go far, and I'll go away just like the rest of the world.

What types of mechanisms are you thinking of or are you talking about when you say that you need to have, uh, a more systematic way to have the private sector at the table in multilateral institutions?

Well, I'll give you a, give you a good example.

I mean, I'll be talking later on this afternoon, uh, on multilateralism in the trading environment, the W-WTO.

Now, the end user of the WTO's deliberations is actually the business community, if you think about it.

And you think about the principles for development of good policy, that you actually involve stakeholders in the development of good policy.

I'd have to, uh, uh, be clear with you, the WTO does not involve the business community in development of the frameworks that are necessary for good policy that enable the business.

In fact, it actively rejects the engagement of the private sector as a participant.

What do you think needs to happen in the next four years for us to be able to, in 2030, say, "Look, we actually got some of this right"?