Another dossier non-answer
Prime Minister
Iraq: Weapons
(From Written Answers, Hansard for the House of Commons,
14 May 2007)
Mr. Baron: To ask the Prime Minister pursuant to his Oral Answer of 2 May 2007, Official Report, column 1505, on engagements, what the basis was of his claim on 24 September 2002 that, if he were able to purchase fissile material illegally, it would be only a year or two before Saddam Hussein acquired a usable nuclear weapon. [136508]
14 May 2007 : Column 470W
The Prime Minister: These matters have been examined during the course of the Butler Review and other inquiries, and covered during debates and statements on Iraq and in briefings by my Official Spokesman. All relevant information has been placed in the public domain in as far as that could be done without prejudicing national security.
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200607/cmhansrd/
cm070514/text/70514w0001.htm#0705145000726
Iraq: Weapons
(From Written Answers, Hansard for the House of Commons,
14 May 2007)
Mr. Baron: To ask the Prime Minister pursuant to his Oral Answer of 2 May 2007, Official Report, column 1505, on engagements, what the basis was of his claim on 24 September 2002 that, if he were able to purchase fissile material illegally, it would be only a year or two before Saddam Hussein acquired a usable nuclear weapon. [136508]
14 May 2007 : Column 470W
The Prime Minister: These matters have been examined during the course of the Butler Review and other inquiries, and covered during debates and statements on Iraq and in briefings by my Official Spokesman. All relevant information has been placed in the public domain in as far as that could be done without prejudicing national security.
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200607/cmhansrd/
cm070514/text/70514w0001.htm#0705145000726
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