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Second Coalition Agreement now published on my reference website

The second coalition agreement has now been published. I have it in a PDF form and it would be messy to simply copy the text into the weblog hence I am not publishing it here.

It is here.

Comments

Jerry said…
The aggreement's a little confusing to read for us mere mortals. I must say that there's a lot of work involved, some of the contents will take years to bear fruit but not bad at all.

I am deeply dissapointed though to know there's nothing contained within the agreement about the much needed overhaul of the Children's Services Dept, suppose we will have to wait another five years for someone to realise that the policies of the old Labour government simply do not work but cost the tax payer millions of wasted pounds a year.

Ideal time to take action but sadly this oppertunity has been missed.

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