» Thursday, October 25, 2007
National Audit Office
Asked if there would be any review of the power of the NAO or anything arising from the resignation arising from Sir John Bourn, the PMS replied that this again was something for Parliament to take forward. The PAC were responsible for the governance of the NAO, and they had announced that they would be […]
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Bill of Rights
Asked why Britain needed a Bill of Rights and how would a 21st Century Bill of Rights differ from the one introduced in the 17th Century, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman told the assembled press that it was a subject that both the Prime Minister and the Justice Secretary would be touching on in their respective […]
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Household Rubbish Collection
Asked when a statement on household rubbish collection could be expected, the PMS replied that it was clearly a very complex issue; there were a lot of difficult issues that needed to be considered; it was important that the right balance was struck and it would also be important to have the right mechanisms in […]
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Turkey/Iraq
Asked if there would be any further comment on Turkey and Iraq, the PMS said there was nothing further to add to what the Government said yesterday. The Government was aware of the reports about the incidents inside Iraq, but these had not been verified by the Government of Iraq or by the Government of […]
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Afganistan
Put that the Prime Minister had spoken about burden sharing in that morning’s press conference and did that mean within NATO, or also a sharing of the burden with Afghan troops and security forces, the PMS replied that he thought both were true. When the Prime Minister talked about burden sharing it was normally in […]
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MP’s Expenses
Asked if the Prime Minister expected members of his Government to stick to the MP’s honour system when claiming where their main home was, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister would expect members of his Government to stick by the ministerial code. Asked where the Prime Minister’s main home was, the PMS replied that […]
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Misc
Asked if banning the smacking of children was under review, the PMS replied that it was his understanding there had been a consultation on the subject, but on process, people should check with DCSF. Asked if money surpluses being taken back from schools would be retrospective, the PMS said that the subject had been covered […]
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» Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Football
Asked what the PM had said in the clip re his meeting with Sepp Blatter, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) said that he had had a very constructive meeting; we were hopeful that the FIFA Committee would allow European countries to bid for the 2018 World Cup. He also said, as he had said before, […]
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Capital Gains Tax
Put that Digby Jones had said that the business community thought the CGT changes were a terrible thing and that he would raise these concerns with Chancellor, the PMS said that he had not seen the comments and would not want to say anything about comments he had not seen. He added that the Chancellor […]
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British Business Council
Asked if the Prime Minister had anything specific to say to the Business Council or if it was a purely listening event, the PMS said it was the first meeting of the Council and there would be a discussion about some of the longer-term policy areas that would effect the future economic competitiveness of Britain. […]
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