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» Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Commonwealth

Asked whether the Prime Minister’s comments on reforming institutions included the Commonwealth, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister thought the Commonwealth was a good network, which brought together a unique and diverse group of countries. He would be looking forward to having a good discussion in the next couple of days. Asked whether the Prime Minister would like to see the Commonwealth have more power over its members, the PMS said that there were other international institutions that one would not wish to duplicate, which performed a range of functions in an effective way.

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