» Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Europe
Put that a couple of European leaders had urged the Irish not to vote against the EU Treaty, and asked if the Prime Minister would join them, the PMS replied that we would not be commenting on this. original source.
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Cabinet
The Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) began by giving a summary of Cabinet. There had been an update from Jacqui Smith and the Chief Whip on where we were on 42 days, there was a presentation from Ed Balls on the National Schools Challenge, there was a discussion on immigration led by Jacqui Smith, Hazel Blears […]
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42 Days
Asked if Jacqui Smith and the Chief Whip were confident of winning the vote on 42 days, the PMS said that the general position was that there was still more to do in order to ensure the Government won the vote tomorrow. Asked if there was any discussion about what might happen if the Government […]
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Fuel Strike
Asked if the Prime Minister had any thoughts on the fuel protests, the PMS said that it was a dispute about pay and he wouldn’t class it as a fuel protest. Asked whether the Prime Minister had any thoughts on the implications of fuel tanker drivers going on strike, the PMS said that the Governments […]
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Misc
Asked about the Baker Review on MP’s pay and whether it could be expected soon, the PMS said he did not know but he would check. Asked if the Prime Minister would be taking David Cameron’s advice by going on holiday, the PMS said that on that matter the Prime Minister took his responsibilities as […]
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» Monday, June 9, 2008
Meeting with Commonwealth Leaders
Asked if the international institutions referred to as attending the Commonwealth meeting tonight were the Royal Bank, International Monetary Fund etc, the PMS said that that was correct; this was part of taking forward the Prime Minister’s agenda on reform of international institutions, which he had set out in a number of speeches over the […]
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42 Days
Asked if there was still some way to go in convincing MPs to vote in favour of 42 days, the PMS said that this vote remained very tight. Asked if the Prime Minister would vote, the PMS said that the Prime Minister would be voting on Wednesday. Put that it was in the Government’s interest […]
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Miscellaneous
Asked if the Prime Minister had any sympathy for MPs who also happened to be parents and if he thought that their childcare should be subsidised in any way, the PMS said that the Prime Minister’s position, without getting into individual cases, was that there needed to be a much greater degree of transparency in […]
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Flexible Working
Asked about the Working Time Directive currently being discussed in Brussels and suggestions that a clause will be introduced to give everybody the right to demand flexible working, the Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) replied that our position on flexible working had been set out very clearly by the Government in recent weeks. The right to […]
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Pre-Charge Detention
Asked if people could expect any further tweaks or changes on 42 days, the PMS replied that the Government set out a package of measures on that last Tuesday. Asked if that was it and there would be no further changes or concessions, or was the door being left open, the PMS replied that the […]
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