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EU Constitution and the Abatement

Asked about what progress the Prime Minister hoped to make on the EU constitution and the UK’s abatement, the PMOS said that he doubted that the constitution would be discussed this week and our position on that is as it was. On the abatement, the Prime Minister had said in June, that the abatement was on the table but in the context of overall reform of the budget. That hadn’t changed. These were not issues for the informal summit.

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