Downing Street Says » Scottish Elections

Asked if the Prime Minister had full confidence in Douglas Alexander, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesman (PMS) replied that the Prime Minister did have full confidence in Douglas Alexander.

Asked why, the PMS replied that the Scottish Secretary Des Browne set out the Government’s response yesterday to the Gould Report. As Ron Gould made clear there was "No intention to assign blame to individuals or institutions". He also said, "We should not lose sight of the many positive aspects of the elections and the fact that by far the majority of the voters understood the new aspects of the process in spite of its complexities".

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