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Lisbon Treaty

Asked what the Prime Minister’s view was on the signing of the changes to the Lisbon Treaty and whether he should be agreeing to those changes, the PMS said that the Prime Minister had set out his views on Euro zone changes; the changes did not affect the UK and there was a specific carve out for the UK. The PMS said that the changes were necessary for Euro zone countries.

Asked why the Prime Minister wasn’t taking the opportunity to do more, the PMS replied that these changes were very specific to the Euro zone.

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