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When asked about FIFA, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesperson (PMOS) said the Prime Minister was squarely behind the FA in terms of seeking governance reform at FIFA and that there was a very strong case for change in leadership.
When asked about the publication of a list of Cabinet Committees, the PMOS said it would be published soon.
When asked about EU reform, the PMOS said the Prime Minister’s view hadn’t changed.
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