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European Constitution Referendum

Asked what the latest possible date was to hold a referendum on the European Constitution was given speculation that it might be as late as 2006, the PMOS reminded journalists that the Prime Minister had stated explicitly in the Financial Times, a paper they might have a come across from time to time, last week that the decision would be made in 2006. That was the position and it had not changed since then. The reality was that the vote could take place at any time up until November 2006. Let us see where we were.

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