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Discussions, of course. lets talk about yourjob as discussions, of course. lets talk about your job as financial secretary to the treasury. we know the government market was committed to keeping a lid on pay. the government makos said that it would adhere to the regulations of independent pay bodies, whose job adhere to the regulations of independent pay bodies, whosejob it is to set pay. if they recommend increasing pay for public sector workers by 6%, as we expect, will workers by 6%, as we ex...

As the chancellor said yesterday, we are having to tackle inflation, that has to be the priority. we dont have the head room to look at tax cuts, but as soon as we can, as soon as we have taken the measures that we are taking to reduce inflation, then we will be able to have those conversations. is then we will be able to have those conversations.— then we will be able to have those conversations. is there any chance ofthat conversations. is there any chance of that happening _ conversations. ...

Private sector that there is little risk of the government setting a precedent for more inflationary pay rises. 50 the pay review bodies themselves say that is not an argument here. sol themselves say that is not an argument here. so i ask you again, if the independent bodies set a 6%, will workers get 6%? i if the independent bodies set a 6%, will workers get 6%?— will workers get 6%? i havent seen the reports. — will workers get 6%? i havent seen the reports. they — will workers get 6%? ...

As to what is going on with those discussions. as to what is going on with those discussions-— as to what is going on with those discussions. ., . . , _ ., discussions. you are quite happy to talk about it _ discussions. you are quite happy to talk about it in _ discussions. you are quite happy to talk about it in the _ discussions. you are quite happy to talk about it in the house _ discussions. you are quite happy to talk about it in the house of - talk about it in the house of commons, not ...