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European Constitution

Asked to clarify what the Prime Minister had said in his interview on the Today Programme this morning in terms of whether the referendum on the European Constitution would be held before or after the next General Election, the PMS said that a date for the referendum had not been set at this stage since the Constitution was still being discussed. Suffice to say that the Prime Minister had said that one would take place. Nor was she able to comment on the date of the next general election since that was a matter for the Prime Minister.

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