David Cameron: Lessons to learn on horsemeat scandal 12 March 2013 Last updated at 16:43 Live: David Cameron is facing the Commons liaison committee There are lessons to learn for everybody over the horsemeat scandal, David Cameron has said as he appeared at the Commons Liaison Committee. He said there were lessons for Food Standards Agency (FSA), the government and retailers. But he defended the decision to move some of the functions of the FSA back into government, insisting it did not harm its ability to respond. The liaison committee is made up of the MPs who chair select committees. Concerns about food standards were sparked after horsemeat was found in a number of processed beef products. Mr Cameron, who faces regular questioning by the committee, will also be asked about the West Coast Main Line fiasco and the situation in Syria.