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Asked if the Prime Minister was happy to have a Minister in Lord Jones who felt that it was his role to voice concerns about Government policy to national newspapers, the PMS replied that Lord Jones had simply been reporting concerns that had been raised with him. Lord Jones had subsequently made clear, as had his interview, that he supported the Government’s policy.

Asked if there was concern that Lord Jones had made his views known to a newspaper rather than making them known internally, the PMS repeated that Lord Jones had been passing on concerns that had been raised with him.

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