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» Tuesday, February 8, 2011

AV Bill

Asked about the Government losing the vote proposing the 40% threshold and was the Government planning to overturn this in the Lords, the PMS replied that on that that specific amendment he would expect the Government to amend it back when it returned to the Commons. On the AV bill more generally he said the assessment was its still on track.

Asked if he was still confident it would get through in time, the PMS said that it was still the intention and he believed it was on track.

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