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Nuclear Power

Asked about the Marketing Research Society (MRS) report on the Government s second public consultation on nuclear power, the PMS said that the particular complaint related to the role of Opinion Leader Research (OLS), which the company itself disputed, and formed only one component of the wider consultation. The outcome of the consultation would stand, whatever the view of the MRS.

Asked if there was a conflict of interest regarding Deborah Mattinson, the PMS said that it was best to check with OLS, but that his understanding was that Deborah Mattinson did not have any particular role in relation to this consultation.

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