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» Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Gus O’Donnell’s report

Asked if the report from Gus O’Donnell into Liam Fox’s meetings with Adam Werrity was expected that day, the Prime Minister’s Spokeman (PMS) said the report was expected. Asked if the report would contain details of meetings Adam Werrity had with other Government Minister, the PMS said he said a consolidated list would not be published but that the Ministry of Defence had published a list of meetings and that the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Downing Street had no records of any such meetings. Asked who in the Ministry of Defence Adam Werrity had met, the PMS said it was understood he may have met Lord Astor and Gerald Howarth but that we had no reason to believe he had met with Ministers from other Departments. Asked several times to comment on the content of the report and conclusions that may be drawn, the PMS said it was important to wait for the report to be delivered. Asked if the matter had been discussed at Cabinet, the PMS said it had not.

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