Ladiesandgentlemen, thatwas a wonderfullyrousingintroduction, but I'm afraiditcompletelyfailedtogiveyoutheessentialqualificationthat I havetostandhere.
History, we'vebeenhereabsolutelybefore. 50 yearsago, can I remindyou, wasthemomentinwhichKeithJoseph, in 1974, afteranothergreatelectiondefeat, thedefeatofEdwardHeath, said, I havenotbeen a conservative.
Andwhat I wouldliketobeginbydoing, we'reengagedessentiallyatthisstagenowintheprocessoftheconversionoftheparty, itsmembers, who I don't thinkneedmuchconversion, butmoreparticularlyintheconversionactuallyofourMPs.
Thisideagoingbacktotheveryend, totheverybeginningofparliamentaryhistory, tothe 13thcentury, inwhichthejudgeswouldruletosomesortofrecalcitrantlittlebotsomewhereinYorkshirewhosaid, no, I willnotpaymytaxes.
Andoutside, there's a greatmassoftheproswhocontinuedrinkingtheirbeerandleadingreasonablyfreelives.
そして外には、ビールを飲み続け、それなりに自由な生活を送っている大勢のプロたちがいる。
They'rethepeoplewewilldependon.
彼らは私たちが頼りにする人たちだ。
They'rethepeoplewhovotedforreform.
彼らは改革に投票した人々だ。
They'rethepeoplethatwe'vegottoreincorporateintheparty, buton a verydifferentbasisfromFarage, a basisthatrecognisesthehistoryofthecountry, thatrecognisesthehistoryoftheConservativeparty, thatrecognisesthehistoryofParliamentanditsabilitytoincorporateandtobindandtodothatmostwonderfulBurkeanthingofbindingupthegenerationsofpastandpresentandfuture.
Ladiesandgentlemen, thatwas a wonderfullyrousingintroduction, but I'm afraiditcompletelyfailedtogiveyoutheessentialqualificationthat I havetostandhere.