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Olympic Tickets

Asked if the Government was concerned with the way the lottery system had worked in the distribution of Olympic tickets, the PMS said that arrangements had been put in place to ensure that the allocation of these tickets was as fair as possible, and to ensure access for as wide a range of people as possible.

Asked if the Government accepted that it had been a fair process or that they had done everything possible to make it a fair process, the PMS said that we accepted that it was a fair process. People had known about the process for some time and clearly there would be some people at the end of the process who would be disappointed.

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