Damien Jordan

I think we were like the leading economy.

And do you feel the public perception around nuclear has shifted now?

Do you look at that?

I think there's a lot of support for cheaper energy bills.

And people probably look at France and think, why didn't they get Hamelin?

And they obviously went more into nuclear than we did.

My understanding of size well as well, because I criticized the overrunning of the cost in a video once, because it's a lot over the budget that was set.

The people who worked there kindly in my comments said that basically they expect future developments to be cheaper because they have the mold essentially of how to build it and the logistics and all of the things that we needed to set up.

So they would expect it to be cheaper to build a similar development going forward.

How long does it take to build a nuclear power plant?

Yeah, I think there was a quote from David Cameron of like, why would we build nuclear?

We'll only see the benefit in 15, 20 years.

And then here we are with an energy crisis, absolutely cooking for a nuclear power plant.

But yeah, so a couple of final questions before we let you go.

And thank you for being generous with your time.

The first one is, do you ever see energy bills going back to pre-2020 levels?

But the key thing is you can't solve that problem as a regulator.

You're just trying to make sure that people are getting the fair price and that the network is up to scratch.

That's how you would see your place in that.

It's not your job to...