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79 May 7 Mo	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Cabinet: No.10 briefing for MT ("Cabinet: Tuesday 8 May") ["Points to Make": Cabinet Government; Administration/reducing waste; Cabinet Committees; the Queen's Speech; Ministerial procedure; press interviews; "We must be absolutely clear about our philosophy and strategy. All the pressures will be aimed at diverting us from it... We must stick to our guns"] [declassified Jan 2014]
79 May 9 We	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Cabinet: Cabinet Office briefing for MT ("Cabinet") [lines to take "about mutual trust between colleagues and also between Ministers and their senior Advisers: and additionally... about diaries"] [declassified Jan 2014]
84 Nov 2 Fr	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Cabinet: Cabinet Office minute to No.10 ("Attribution in Cabinet and Cabinet Committee Minutes") ["given the prevalence of leaks, it is clearly important to interpret the rules strictly"; MT concerned that aspects of current guidance "go flatly against collective responsibility" - requests meeting with Armstrong to discuss] [declassified Jan 2014]
84 Nov 9 Fr	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Cabinet: No.10 record of conversation (MT, Robert Armstrong) ["Attribution in Cabinet and Cabinet Committee meetings"] [declassified Jan 2014]
84 Nov 12 Mo	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Cabinet: Cabinet Office minute (internal): Armstrong to Secretariat ("Attribution of Views to Individuals in Minutes of Meetings") [guidance] [declassified Jan 2014]

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