Progress is certainly needed if we are going to make Hong Kong the success we want, ... But if that is going to be possible, we must make urgent and balanced progress across the whole agenda.

We need to make progress in other areas. We need to address the whole of the agenda if we are to make the progress we want to do,

There is progress in agriculture, even though we are still looking for further commitments from others. However, this progress is not matched in industrial goods or services. This lack of balance is a real problem and points to the ground we need to make up at Hong Kong.

I'm a fighter, not a quitter.

Firstly, people take for granted that the E.U. has created the biggest economic space in the world.

It is not as it has been painted - with me being pro-nuclear and Margaret being anti-nuclear. We both have the same concerns as expressed in the energy white paper, and we both have the same appreciation that nuclear has to be part of the debate.