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Enquiries, and refutations.
The most useful thing anyone can send is an argument against the case in Chapter 11. A survived objection is worth more to this programme than agreement.
Enquiries from the sectors in Part II are welcome, and so are refutations from anyone. If something in the briefing is wrong, that is more useful to us than agreement.
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