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» Tuesday, October 24, 2006

Lord Falconer

Asked why had Lord Falconer had chaired been given a grace and favour property, the PMOS said that for Lord Falconer’s arrangements journalists should talk to the Department of Constitutional Affairs (DCA). Put repeatedly that it was the Prime Minister’s gift, the PMOS said there were more important items at the top of our agenda rather talking about properties. In terms of Lord Falconer carrying out his functions then this was judged to be necessary. Journalists should talk to DCA.

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