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» Thursday, December 14, 2006

Cabinet

Asked what happened at Cabinet today, the PMOS said there was a presentation from Hilary Benn on Africa, including an overview on our approach to the Continent. There was also a preview of Alistair Darling’s statement on Post Offices for Cabinet colleagues. Asked why Cabinet had not gone on longer as planned, the PMOS said there had been no plan for an extended Cabinet. Asked if there had been any discussions on party funding, the PMOS said that there had been a brief discussion. Asked if the Prime Minister had set out his views on party funding the PMOS said no he had not. The gist of the brief discussion was that Hayden Philips would come up with his proposals and that the Government would respond in due course. Asked who would respond to the interim proposals the PMOS confirmed that that would be a party matter.

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