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» Thursday, March 30, 2006

Washington/Medal/Reshuffle

Asked if there was a decision not to go to Washington to make the third speech next week and if that was a result of something at our end, or was it at the American end, the PMOS replied that the Prime Minister had said that he would make a speech shortly, or in the not-too-distant future in America. We would still do that, and that remained the Prime Minister’s very firm intention. Final details had not been tied down, but they would be in due course.

Asked if the Prime Minister might be tempted to pick up his medal from Congress when he goes, the PMOS asked who was going for the hat trick?! He referred people to the answer he gave the last time this question was asked.

Asked if the trip was delayed because there was going to be a reshuffle, the PMOS replied the journalist had got it! The answer, however, was: no.

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