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I am now a consultant for the Institute for Strategic Investment, the British Government's 'private sector' body. I also do technical consultancy on the business of the UK, including the UK's offshore companies. I have been sailing for 30 years and I am proud to say that I have not only helped to ensure the UK is in the midst of a full recovery from the financial crisis, but also to make sure the UK is not a single country with no single financial centre. I have always been committed to taking what I can get my hands on and to getting as much land and equipment as I can find. The UK's offshore companies have benefited enormously from my investment and have given the UK a lot of the world's biggest land resources, as is the case with the UK's offshore companies. I have also benefited immensely from the UK's involvement in many other parts of the world, including the Gulf of Mexico, South Korea and Australia. This should not be a surprise. The UK has a long history of supporting the world's most dynamic and rich economies - in fact, the UK has been a member of the World Bank for over 40 years, and has been a member of the World Trade Organisation for more than 80 years. I have been very fortunate to have a great family, a great friend and a great country, and I am very proud to say that the UK has been on the best path of prosperity and prosperity in the world for a generation. And I am very proud of the UK's contribution to global peace. The UK's contribution was so vital to the establishment of the UN - the founding institution of the UN that has been instrumental in bringing about the peace in the Middle East and has provided the blueprint for the Middle East peace process and the Arab uprisings for peace in the region. The UK's contribution to human rights and the rule of law is also a cornerstone of the United Nations, and has been an essential part of its international legitimacy. I am grateful