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Other Business

Asked how long the Government was content to allow strikes by local government workers to take place before intervening, the PMOS said that this matter was being dealt with by the Deputy Prime Minister’s Office. Negotiations regarding the benefits package were ongoing and we were committed to trying to resolve this dispute. It was a matter though for the relevant authorities.

Asked if the police had asked to speak with the Prime Minister on the matter of loans to the Labour Party, the PMOS said that he wasn’t aware that any such approach had been made.

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