In the course of my speech, I read out from the document that the Government sent to every single household in the country, and it explicitly states in here, in effect, that we would be leaving the single market:

'Losing our full access to the EU's Single Market would make exporting to Europe harder and increase costs.'

There were arguments on both sides. We've heard a load of them today, rehearsed once again. Ultimately, in the jangling of campaign, people make up their minds how to vote, as they do in a general election. We can't re-run a general election every year—well, we could do, but that would not be sensible—why should we do it on this?