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Butler Inquiry

Asked if Lord Butler had started work on his Inquiry yet, the PMOS said that he wasn’t certain. If he hadn’t started it by now, no doubt he would do so very shortly in the light of the fact that the Inquiry was due to report by the summer recess. Asked if the Prime Minister had been asked to give evidence, the PMOS said that as we had underlined consistently since the establishment of the Inquiry last week, the Prime Minister and the Government would co-operate fully with it.

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