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Gershon Review

Asked about the Gershon review in the light of the story in the Financial Times this morning, the PMOS said that it shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone that the Government were carrying out an efficiency review. Equally it shouldn’t come as a surprise that we were trying to identify the resources that could be saved. However there was a process underway and it was premature to give a running commentary on that process until all the options were considered and a final report was prepared. Asked if the quotes in the Financial Times were from the report, the PMOS said he never commented on leaked documents.

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