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Iraq Survey Group

Asked what the Prime Minister meant when he referred to producing a different report on the ISG, the PMOS said he was not actually sure that the Prime Minister used the word report. What the Prime Minister meant was what we had said before, that the operation Sinbad in Basra was more than half way through. By the New Year we would have a better idea of how it was going overall. That will have implications, whichever way, for our troop numbers, their deployment, and therefore there would be a different situation. We would respond to that situation, and keep Parliament informed of that.

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