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Civil Service Pensions

Asked why the Government was considering making huge cuts in Pensions for Civil Servants and Public Sector workers ahead of a general election at a time when they were the people whom the Prime Minister repeatedly said were on the front line delivering the reforms the PMOS that it was best if we waited for the consultation document to be published when we could then have a rational debate. As such it was not sensible to get into these questions in advance of that.

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