The timetable for understanding what the possible alternative deals are remains unclear at this point. I have said—I think twice now, in response to the Member's questions—that a public vote, giving the public a final say in this, may well be the means of resolving this. I would support that as a final say. But, having called for these discussions to take place, the Prime Minister having taken up that challenge, we must first allow that discussion to unfold, and we are clear about the kind of deal that we think should emerge from that. If she is saying that she still has some red lines, she has been urged, certainly, by the leading politicians in her party not to stick with a strategy that has failed her for two years.