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» Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Northern Ireland

Asked about the meeting between the Prime Minister, Mr Paisley and Mr Adams, the PMOS said that the meetings had been a chance for the Prime Minister to get their assessment of where we were after the election, working towards the 26th March and to see what we need to do before the 26th March. He added that everyone now realised that we were serious about the 26th March and therefore a decision will have to be made. It is up to the parties to make that decision. They know what the message from the doorstep was. Asked about the nominations deadline, the PMOS said that that would come in due course.

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