Budget Leak Inquiry Debate

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Department: HM Treasury

Budget Leak Inquiry

Rob Wilson Excerpts
Thursday 22nd March 2012

(12 years, 8 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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David Gauke Portrait Mr Gauke
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My right hon. Friend the Chancellor set out yesterday a Budget for growth and for working people. There was an awful lot of information in it. It was an ambitious Budget, and one of which this Government are very proud.

Rob Wilson Portrait Mr Rob Wilson (Reading East) (Con)
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Does my hon. Friend agree that Budget leaks are to be deplored, as indeed is the alleged break-in at the Leader of the Opposition’s office, purportedly to find his Budget policies? I can inform the House that the would-be thief left empty-handed.

David Gauke Portrait Mr Gauke
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It would be a very foolish thief whose motivation was to find policies from the Leader of the Opposition.