Steph McGovern

And so this plan to, you know, his suggestion to try and de-link that through, you know, these different contracts he's going to offer, these fixed term contracts, which will hopefully bring a bit more stability for people making energy.

There's that argument as well, isn't there?

But that feels like it's...

It's hard to quantify whether it would work.

It depends how many of these energy providers sign up for these fixed term contracts.

So there's nothing yet which feels like a sustainable answer to the energy crisis, is there?

But no matter what you do to solve the energy crisis, it's got to be long-term anyway.

It's inevitably going to be long-term.

You're not going to be able, from a skills perspective, you're not going to suddenly train up everyone to be able to do all the jobs anymore.

OK, let's wrap things up then.

We've got some excellent episodes coming up for you.

A Brexit special, which will be very interesting.

It's one of the things we get a lot of messages about Brexit, isn't it?

That's the blame for everything.

And also we're looking at debt as well.

What is really going on in terms of people in debt in this country and how we're going to solve it.

So that's all to come.

And the rest is money.

Bye bye.

Goodbye from me.