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Privatisation row after survey

Shadow Cabinet Office minister, Jon Trickett, has accused the coalition of a ‘dogmatic’ commitment to privatisation after a new survey indicated the public would back plans for compulsory public bids when services are tendered.

By MJ reporter | 08 August 2013

Shadow Cabinet Office minister, Jon Trickett, has accused the coalition of a ‘dogmatic' commitment to privatisation after a new survey indicated the public would back plans for compulsory public bids when services are tendered.

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