rest of europe been to yesterday's vote? veronique willems, secretary general for smeunited, joins us from brussels. smeunited is an association of small and medium—sized businesses across europe and you are speaking on behalf of a number of businesses, what are they saying to you on your side of this. good morning, victoria, indeed, smeunited speaks on behalf of the 24 million small and medium businesses in europe and it is parallel to what has been discussed this morning, uncertainty has reigned on their business expectations, confidence is going down, they are postponing or delaying investment. it also has an impact on the supply chain, so i think the image is similar to the one in the uk here. new line we are used to quite a settled, more straightforward position from brussels. but the language does appear to be hardening. does that represent what the people across europe are feeling, that they have had enough of this and they want the uk to get on with it, regardless of the outcome? i think that after the vote yesterday, our smes are still more in favour of a bit longer uncerta