The moment Reform welcomed former Conservative ministers who had helped advance Net Zero between 2019-2024 into their party, it lost the right to blame the refinery crisis entirely on "Tory obsessions". You cannot jump ship and assume your past sins have been washed away simply because you changed rosette. Here is Reform’s Shadow Chancellor in April 2019, as a Treasury minister, telling Farhana Yamin, a prominent climate lawyer and one of the key architects of the global Net Zero agenda, and other Extinction Rebellion representatives that he understood the "imperative to act", that Britain "could do so much more", and that the Treasury wanted to "help" take the agenda forward "at pace". The "big emitters" Jenrick is referring to very much include refineries - which were caught in the exact same carbon-pricing regime as steel. These are the industries we have spent years making less competitive. I am not making an anti-Jenrick point here. He is entitled to change his mind - just as the Conservative Party has done - and that is a good thing. What I care about is consistency and telling the truth about how we got here.