difficult, but i survived that, and i got re—elected. it difficult, but i survived that, and i got re-elected._ i got re-elected. it clearly was accepted- _ i got re-elected. it clearly was accepted- in — i got re-elected. it clearly was accepted. in the _ i got re-elected. it clearly was accepted. in the job _ i got re-elected. it clearly was accepted. in the job you i i got re-elected. it clearly was accepted. in the job you do . i got re-elected. it clearly was. accepted. in the job you do now and the dayjob really is leader of the house of commons, in charge of the business of the house of commons, you gave a speech about trust and the importance of restoring trust, now you have already explained that you believe rhetorically politicians have to form a connection with people. why has it gone, trust? i think there are a whole raft of reasons why and in the book i wrote which in part looked at modernising every aspect of our life, but it focused on parliament. i think there are a whole variety of reasons why people lose faith in those institutions. i set out what i