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Date: 5 Dec 1979.

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PREM19/76	79 May 10	79 Dec 10	268	Secret	Iran (Internal situation, including hostage crisis) (Part 1)
PREM19/116	79 Dec 2	79 Dec 21	443	Secret	Rhodesia (Situation in) (Part 11)
PREM19/214	79 Oct 29	80 Jan 31	185	Confidential	European Policy (Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)) (Part 2)
PREM19/222	79 Dec 3	80 Jan 21	219	Secret	European Policy (European Community budget) (Part 4)
PREM19/242	79 Nov 30	80 Feb 12	228	Confidential	Government Machinery (Promotion of efficiency and elimination of waste: the scrutiny programme) (Part 4)
PREM19/272	79 Jul 23	80 Jun 30	173	Secret	Information and Publicity (Public attitudes on pay determination; presentation of Government’s economic policy) (Part 1)
PREM19/279	79 Dec 5	80 Mar 7	198	Secret	Ireland (Northern Ireland situation) (Part 5)
PREM19/314	79 Dec 5	80 Nov 12	193	Confidential	Nationalised Industries (Shipbuilding; British Shipbuilders (BS) strategy and financing; BS pay claim; privatisation) (Part 2)
PREM19/325	79 Nov 23	80 Feb 15	302	Confidential	Parliament (Legislative programme) (Part 3)
PREM19/351	79 Nov 19	79 Dec 13	235	Restricted	Rhodesia (Constitutional Conference, Lancaster House, London, Sept-Dec 1979: proceedings & conference papers, CC (79) 80-105)
PREM19/389	79 May 16	81 Mar 11	168	Confidential	Agriculture (Liquid milk prices)
PREM19/485	79 Oct 23	81 Sep 25	244	Confidential	Home affairs (Powers of entry: review by David Mitchell, Parliamentary Under-Secretary at Department of Industry; enforcement powers of Revenue Departments; European Commission powers of entry) (Part 1)
PREM19/844	79 May 10	82 Jul 1	191	Secret	Ministers (Ministerial travel overseas: general policy) (Part 1)
PREM19/920	79 May 17	80 Jan 10	79	Secret	Social services (Uprating of social security benefits) (Part 1)
PREM19/1396	79 Nov 20	84 Mar 5	84	Confidential	Tonga (Visits to UK by King and Queen of Tonga, December 1979 and October 1983)
PREM19/1586	79 Nov 23	85 Feb 15	305	Confidential	Netherlands (Visits to UK by Prime Ministers Dries van Agt and Ruud Lubbers: meetings with Prime Minister) (Part 1)
PREM19/2196	79 Dec 5	88 Nov 10	13	Unclassified	Government Machinery (Propriety of Ministers arranging briefing for Conservative backbenchers)

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