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Privy Council Secretariat Changes

The Prime Minister’s Official Spokesman (PMOS) told journalists that there was a Prime Ministerial Written Ministerial Statement on Privy Council Secretariat changes. He explained that it was a machinery of Government change about their moving to the DCA, as it was thought that they would be better if they were part of an overall department.

Asked if the changes in the Privy Council were a "taster" to changes to a Ministry of Justice, and what was happening with it all, the PMOS replied that as we had said at the time, this was a serious issue and a serious proposal, and therefore, it demanded serious consideration. The Prime Minister would make his mind up whenever he had considered all sides of the issue. However, we were not there yet.

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