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Asked if the Government remained committed to a referendum on the Euro, the PMOS said that Patricia Hewitt had dealt with this issue in her Today Programme interview this morning. As the Prime Minister had made clear repeatedly, it would depend on the economics being right. We had no intention of producing weekly scorecards with a rating of 1-10. There would be a proper assessment and a proper decision would be made.

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Lucky for us Patricia Hewitt has no real responsibilities. It was clear from her interview that she was completely bounced by the PM on the referendum issue
Comment by DEGREEK — 22 Apr 2004 on 10:38 pm | Link

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