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Search and Rescue

Asked what the Prime Minister’s reaction was to suspending privatisation of search and rescue and was he concerned about it, the PMS said the Department for Transport had set out in a Written Ministerial Statement what had happened and why.

Asked if he was worried about procurement at the MOD, the PMS replied that there was an investigation underway. There were certain irregularities associated with that procurement and that was why the decision had been taken.

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