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Date: 24 Feb 1982.

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PREM19/664	81 Jan 16	82 Feb 25	143	Confidential	Broadcasting (Direct broadcasting by satellite; cable systems and broadcasting policy) (Part 1)
PREM19/690	81 Dec 15	82 Nov 4	276	Secret	Defence (Defence sales; sale of HMS Invincible to Royal Australian Navy) (Part 2)
PREM19/692	79 May 8	82 Feb 25	244	Secret	Defence (Armed forces' pay; service medical and dental officers' pay) (Part 1)
PREM19/694	81 Nov 17	82 Feb 26	154	Top Secret	Defence (UK Strategic Nuclear Deterrent) (Part 4)
PREM19/701	82 Jan 30	82 Apr 25	189	Secret	Economic policy (Budget) (Part 7)
PREM19/704	82 Jan 25	82 Apr 28	194	Secret	Economic policy (Public sector pay policy; Treasury monitoring reports) (Part 6)
PREM19/716	81 Dec 14	82 Mar 10	474	Secret	Economic policy (Public Spending) (Part 18)
PREM19/719	81 Jul 14	82 Jun 3	206	Secret	Economic policy (Future of index-linked public service pensions; Government response to Scott Inquiry into the Value of Pensions) (Part 3)
PREM19/720	81 Dec 23	82 Aug 26	289	Secret	Economic policy (Liaison Committee on presentation of government policies; guidance to Ministers and MPs) (Part 1)
PREM19/731	81 Mar 24	82 Jun 7	287	Confidential	Education (Policy on education expenditure; computers in schools; management of higher education; university grants) (Part 2)
PREM19/758	80 May 6	82 Dec 24	322	Secret	Foreign policy (Third United Nations Law of the Sea Conference; extension of the UK territorial sea)
PREM19/772	81 Jan 8	82 Jul 26	90	Restricted	Government machinery (Review of supporting services in research and development and allied scientific establishments)
PREM19/800	81 Feb 17	82 Feb 27	207	Confidential	India (Visit to UK by Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India, March 1982: Festival of India 1982) (Part 1)
PREM19/822	81 Dec 2	82 Nov 17	238	Secret	Japan (Commercial relations with Japan; proposed Nissan car plant in the UK) (Part 2)
PREM19/852	81 Oct 13	82 Oct 11	449	Secret	Nationalised industries (Gas and electricity pricing policy; gas legislation; industrial energy policy; wage negotiations) (Part 6)
PREM19/864	81 Jul 30	82 Feb 25	178	Confidential	Parliament (Legislative programme 1981-1982 and 1982-1983) (Part 8)
PREM19/874	82 Feb 9	82 Oct 19	252	Secret	Poland (Internal situation; state of emergency - martial law; possible measures to be taken against Poland and Soviet Union; Polish debt rescheduling; Polish refugees) (Part 8)
PREM19/928	81 Nov 4	82 Oct 28	235	Confidential	Trade (UK trading policies; non-tariff barriers; effects on UK industry of open trading system; General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) Ministerial meeting) (Part 2)
PREM19/929	80 Jun 30	82 Apr 23	207	Confidential	Trade (Difficulties of textile and clothing industries; closure of mills; low pay in the industry; policy on imports; quota issue) (Part 2)
PREM19/944	79 May 4	82 Apr 13	205	Secret	USA (Relations between the UK and USA) (Part 1)
PREM19/1051	79 Jul 25	83 Dec 22	41	Confidential	Home affairs (Contingency arrangements for dealing with a serious Thames flood)
PREM19/1098	81 Sep 7	83 Mar 30	261	Secret	Parliament (House of Commons procedure; review of working of Departmental Select Committees; Select Committee inquiry into positive vetting; Select Committee interest in records of security and intelligence agencies) (Part 5)
PREM19/3554	81 Feb 19	91 May 13	206	Top Secret	Soviet Union (Soviet and Cuban intervention in Central America and Third World: Soviet foreign policy) (Part 1)
T639/128	79 Jul 13	82 Feb 24	167	Secret	Europe (The European Monetary System)

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