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Nurses’ Pay

Asked if the Prime Minister was planning to meet any MPs, the PMOS said that he was not aware of any plans to do so. The Prime Minister had set out the argument, the basic reason for the decision, and why it had to be taken this year.

Asked if we were expecting a lot of resignation statements before the debate got under way, the PMOS replied that he refused to speculate.

Asked if the Prime Minister would attend the debate, the PMOS replied that we would have to see how the day went.

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