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Counter Terrorism

Asked if there was a review on security measures being announced tomorrow, the PMS replied that the position in the Coalition agreement was that there would be a review of counter terrorism policy, but people should speak to the Home Office on timing and detail.

On whether this was part of the Home Office and Ministry of Justice (MOJ) structural reform plans, the PMS said he thought it would be covered in that.

Asked if the Government had already announced what it would do about pre-charge detention, the PMS said that structural reform plans were being published tomorrow, which would provide more detail on the timing of the work announced in the Coalition agreement.

Asked if there would be any announcement on changes of responsibility for the Home Office and MOJ tomorrow, the PMS advised people to wait for the announcement.

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