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World Bank

Asked if there was any change in the Government’s position regarding the World Bank, the PMOS said it was a matter for the World Bank and therefore he would not comment. Put to the PMOS that there were representatives from the UK, the PMOS said it was still a matter for the World Bank.

Asked if the Secretary of State for International Development would be likely to speak on this, the PMSO said that was a matter for the Secretary of State. Asked if No10 would be commenting the PMOS said that No10 had nothing to say on the matter.

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