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Smoking

Put that the Government had said it was sticking by its manifesto commitment on smoking, but there now appeared to be a situation in which the Minister in charge of the policy had said she would vote against the line laid don in the manifesto, and was that a good way to run a government, the PMOS said that he thought that was not the position. The position was that the Government's manifesto was committed to putting in place a 95% ban. That remained the position of the Government, and the Government remained committed to, at its lowest level, that there should be a 95% ban.

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