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Informal EU Summit

Asked for further information about the Informal Summit arrangements, the PMOS said the Prime Minister would sum up where he believed the consensus was at the end of the meeting. As he said the morning, the proof of the pudding would be in the eating, in the sense that this was the start of two months’ of really hard work to try and make the vision into a reality. The reality was a future financing deal, and also to clear the remaining dossiers. The test of whether Hampton Court worked in the medium to long terms would be the positions taken in the next two months.

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