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Peter Ricketts

When asked what was the employment status of Sir Peter Ricketts and Sir Richard Dannatt, the PMS replied that Sir Peter Ricketts was the National Security Adviser and added that he had no intention of leaving early and would be working until next year. The PMS said that Sir Richard Dannatt was a political appointment and she would not comment on that.

On whether Peter Ricketts was appointed on an interim basis, the PMS said that he was not leaving his post early. The PMS said that Peter Ricketts took the post with the understanding that he would be doing it for a limited period and he was committed to the role of National Security Adviser.

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