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Date: 22 Jul 1981.

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PREM19/419	81 Feb 17	81 Sep 16	173	Secret	Economic policy (Public Spending) (Part 14)
PREM19/435	80 Nov 12	81 Sep 24	263	Confidential	Economic policy (Brandt Commission; relations with developing countries; North/South Dialogue; Cancun Summit, Mexico) (Part 2)
PREM19/441	81 Mar 18	81 Aug 17	337	Secret	Economic policy (Domestic monetary policy) (Part 8)
PREM19/515	81 Jun 4	81 Sep 8	229	Secret	Local government (Relations with central government, organisation & finance) (Part 5)
PREM19/526	81 Jul 13	81 Oct 31	249	Secret	Manpower (Measures against unemployment; youth training; Young Workers Scheme; unemployment and early retirement) (Part 5)
PREM19/541	81 Jul 22	81 Nov 30	284	Secret	Nationalised industries (Coal mines) (Part 4)
PREM19/544	81 Jun 5	81 Oct 12	241	Confidential	Nationalised industries (Gas and electricity pricing policy: industrial energy pricing; future of British Gas Corporation's appliance retailing activity) (Part 5)
PREM19/547	81 Mar 3	81 Sep 18	398	Confidential	Nationalised industries (Privatisation) (Part 4)
PREM19/556	81 Apr 1	81 Jul 28	171	Secret	Parliament (Legislative programme, 1981-1982) (Part 7)
PREM19/577	79 Jul 30	81 Aug 7	170	Confidential	Regional policy (Inner city policy: creation of urban development corporations to assist in regeneration of Liverpool and London Docklands) (Part 1)
PREM19/598	80 Apr 2	81 Oct 30	167	Secret	Trade (Britain's international trading policies; non-tariff barriers; effects on UK industry of open trading system) (Part 1)
PREM19/959	80 Apr 1	82 May 4	252	Secret	Belize (Future of Belize) (Part 1)
PREM19/1322	80 Jan 15	84 Sep 27	160	Secret	National health (Reforming the National Health Service (NHS); reorganisation: compensation terms) (Part 2)
PREM19/1433	79 Dec 10	85 Jan 14	386	Secret	Cyprus (Visits to the UK by President Kyprianou: meetings with Prime Minister) (Part 1)
T639/38	81 Jul 14	81 Jul 22	123	Confidential	International (Ottawa G7 Summit, Jul 1981 - briefing, meeting record, notes)

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