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David Laws

Asked about David Laws, who was seen going into the Cabinet Office that morning, and whether he had any role in the Cabinet Office, the PMS said he didn’t think it was unusual for MPs to have occasional meetings in Government departments. original source.

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Prisoner voting

Asked about Dominic Grieve’s comments on the prisoner vote, the PMS said that Dominic Grieve wanted to go to a European court and set out our position on prisoner voting. original source.

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Financial Transaction Tax

Asked whether the Prime Minister welcomed the Archbishop of Canterbury’s proposals on financial transaction taxes, the PMS said that the Government had a clear position on financial transaction tax, which was that we would support one on a global basis, and that he thought that what the Archbishop was pointing to more generally was public […]

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