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Draft Legislative Programme

Asked if there would be any accompanying documents with the Prime Minister’s Draft Legislative Programme Statement, the PMS said that there would be a statement and a Green Paper.

Asked if there would be a separate Written Ministerial Statement on the housing market, the PMS said that the Department for Communities and Local Government were saying something separately, specifically on measures to support the housing market that the Prime Minister would be announcing in his statement to the House of Commons at 12.30pm.

Asked about the Prime Minister’s visit with Harriet Harman this afternoon, the PMS replied that it was part of the consultation on the Draft Legislative Programme. It was likely that the Prime Minister would say a few words while on the visit to contextualise the purpose and objectives of the programme.

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