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Chief Secretary of the Treasury

Asked what the Chief Secretary of the Treasury actually did, the PMOS said that the Chief Secretary of the Treasury performed the traditional role of Chief Secretary of the Treasury and although that may not be visible to journalists a lot of work took place behind the scenes.

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In other words he doesn’t know either.
Comment by Jeff Childs — 5 Mar 2004 on 1:27 pm | Link
This answer is completely classic. I think the PMOS should move into standup.
Comment by Chris Lightfoot — 5 Mar 2004 on 1:56 pm | Link

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