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Date: 14 May 1979.

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PREM19/15	79 May 16	79 Nov 29	226	Secret	Defence (Modernisation of Theatre Nuclear Forces)(Part 1)
PREM19/35	79 May 7	79 Jun 28	167	Confidential	Economic policy (Price Commission & Competition Bill)(Part 1)
PREM19/57	79 May 8	79 Aug 28	172	Secret	France (MT visits to, Paris June 1979) (Part 1)
PREM19/70	79 May 5	79 Sep 27	191	Confidential	Industrial policy (Industrial relations law) (Part 1)
PREM19/106	79 Apr 30	79 May 31	321	Secret	Rhodesia (Situation in) (Part 1)
PREM19/200	79 May 4	80 Jun 17	154	Confidential	Education (Teachers’ pay) (Part 1)
PREM19/212	79 May 4	79 Jun 15	199	Top Secret	Defence (Arms control) (Part 1)
PREM19/255	79 May 14	80 Dec 31	142	Confidential	Hong Kong (UK trade with China; power projects in Hong Kong involving UK companies) (Part 1)
PREM19/334	79 Mar 6	80 Aug 28	47	Confidential	Prime Minister (Meeting with Clifton C Garvin Jr, Chairman of Exxon, June 1980)
PREM19/383	79 May 14	80 Feb 22	173	Secret	USA (Visits to UK by Cyrus Vance, US Secretary of State: meetings with Prime Minister)
PREM19/581	79 May 14	81 May 29	9	Secret	Royal family (Visits to Northern Ireland by Princess Alexandra, June 1979 and June 1981)
PREM19/666	79 May 6	82 Sep 30	144	Secret	Cabinet (Cabinet committee structure and membership) (Part 1)
PREM19/732	79 May 14	81 Oct 14	236	Confidential	Education (Secondary school education; legislation to remove the compulsion for comprehensive education; the Education Bill; local authority arrangements for school curriculum) (Part 1)
PREM19/1316	79 May 9	84 Sep 17	314	Confidential	Ministers (Ministers’ outside interests; position of Ministers on appointment to office; membership at Lloyds; Questions of Procedure for Ministers) (Part 1)
PREM19/1389	79 May 14	84 Nov 14		Retained Sec 3.4	Security (Distribution of intelligence reports and assessments)
PREM19/1587	79 May 14	85 Mar 4	283	Top Secret	New Zealand (Visits to UK by Prime Ministers Robert Muldoon and David Lange) (Part 1)
PREM19/1588	79 May 14	85 Mar 4	259	Secret	New Zealand (Visits to UK by Prime Ministers Robert Muldoon and David Lange: briefs) (Part 1 annex)
PREM19/1598	79 May 8	85 Feb 28	288	Secret	Police (Police pay)
PREM19/1680	81 Nov 18	86 Jan 31	310	Secret	Cabinet (Questions of Procedure for Ministers) (Part 2)
PREM19/2192	79 May 14	87 Jul 16			Government Machinery (Ministerial responsibility for the arts and libraries)
PREM19/2228	79 May 14	88 Jan 21	306	Confidential and Personal	Home Affairs (Women's National Commission) (Part 1)
PREM19/2264	79 May 14	88 Apr 21	40	Secret	Iran (The Shah of Iran's wish to settle in the UK: health and future of the Shah)
PREM19/2640	79 May 14	89 May 2			Economic Policy (Vehicle Excise Duty)

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