Protection of Freedoms Bill

I am most grateful to the Minister, and maybe the time has once come again to offer the help of the private sector in solving the problem. My two extra amendments take into account the points he raised with me. The preparation of the list means not just the issuing of it, but also its availability to people at the right time. I have arranged with Professor Richard Stone at the University of Lincoln, who is rewriting the powers of entry, search and seizure with the Oxford University Press, to co-operate fully, as we have before, with the Government. We might see whether we can arrange a powers-of-entry cloud. This would mean that it would be available on my iPad, on which even now I have the whole of the Home Office Bill along with the updates that the officials themselves have not yet had. I do not know why they use yellow on their website because it is not a good colour. If these things are readily available online and in the Library—