§ Mr. David Winnick (Walsall, North)On a point of order, Mr. Speaker. At the beginning of each Parliament, resolutions are passed on free and easy access to the House. When I arrived today at Carriage Gate, I was told by a policeman that I should wait because the Prime Minister's car was due to arrive. If a car—whether the Prime Minister's or any other person's—was due to arrive immediately, I would hardly need the caution of a policeman. Because the policeman was so insistent that I should wait, I did so; but the Prime Minister's car did not arrive for a good one minute. I had said to the policeman that Question Time was due to begin, but it made no impression on him. May I take it that the Prime Minister is given such special preferential treatment that hon. Members are supposed to wait at Carriage Gate until her car arrives in due course?
§ Mr. SpeakerPerhaps the policeman was looking after the hon. Member's health to ensure that he arrived here safely before Question Time. I shall, of course, look into the matter.