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Fraud

Put that the Prime Minister seemed to say this morning that he wanted to extend the shift from serious crime to fraud, the PMOS said the Prime Minister had talked in the past about problems with fraud trials, and indeed, we were taking action through DCA on fraud trials. In terms of the overall position of recognising that the legal reality of the day was different from that of the 19th Century, then, yes, people were right. With regards to fraud trials, the PMOS recommended the journalist spoke to the DCA.

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