If the LSE had a legitimate point to make, it's that there is a demand for more information. The implication was that we were so worried about the costs of this scheme that we didn't dare put it out into the public domain.

For the health of parliamentary democracy, this matter now needs to be brought to a swift conclusion.

Roads were pretty slick, but the school district got kids in the buses and to school on time.

We don't write citations very often. It's the very last thing we do.

There will be a lot of demand for this. I think there will be a lot of people who will go out on day one and get one.

We want people to come forward with different ideas. We are learning from procurements past that if you go out with a wholly prescriptive vision of what you want, very often you end with a product that isn't as good and costs more. You have to be open to innovation.