It will take some time for the dust to settle on exactly who is out and who we have yet to bring out, but we are still working very hard to do so. I know from all my engagements with colleagues on both sides of the House that they will understand that those two and a half weeks in Kabul were somewhat hectic. That is different from the number of people who had applications in process at the time but had not been called forward for travel. The discrepancy he thinks he has found in the numbers he quotes relates to the fact that 311 people had been called forward-they had successfully applied and been cleared by UK Visas and Immigration for travel-but we were unable to get them on to a plane. Some 15,000 people were brought out in the airlift, as I think he knows. Gentleman with the exact detail he requests.
