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» Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Business Council

Asked what was on the agenda for the Business Council, the PMS replied that it would be a wide ranging meeting. Despite what was written in some of the newspapers today, the Business Council would be perfectly entitled to raise whatever they would like to raise.

Asked if Capital Gains Tax would be raised, the PMS replied that he was sure members of the Business Council could raise whichever issues they wanted to raise.

Asked if there was ever any advice given to members not raise Capital Gains Tax, the PMS replied not to his knowledge.

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