The DUP are stringing out their five minutes of fame - they're having two group meetings, at 3.30pm and 5pm, before they'll announce how they're going to vote. There's a second meeting because not all nine members can make the first one.
DUP leader Peter Robinson, resplendent in an orange tie, hurried past me in the corridor, refusing to say anything about whether or not his party was prepared to support the government. He would only confirm that there are two group meetings this afternoon.
Minutes later former leader Ian Paisley shuffled along. He too declined to say how his party was going to vote. "I'm a backbencher now," he said.
An answer to a question on my colleague Andrew Sparrow's live blog of the debate, there's no time limit on speeches at report stage. Jacqui Smith and David Davis will do the winding up.
