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» Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Police Pay

Put that the Prime Minister had said this morning that there was no room for manoeuvre regarding Police pay and that that was a rather difficult way to start a negotiation, the PMS said that the Prime Minister had set out the fact that these were difficult decisions and they were difficult decisions that people weren’t necessarily comfortable with at the time, but that they needed to be taken and we needed to keep the bigger picture regarding our economy, stability and inflation in mind. The PMS had nothing to add to what the Prime Minister had said as he had been very clear.

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