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Dill's Bill?
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FOR ONE so politically arril tious as Bill Rogers the Ira sport Minister — and if he's r politically ambitious why is hE cabinet minister? — the last fE weeks must have been ve distressing.
The White Paper he inhei ed has been knocked about much that the original and t real thing are almost like chE and cheese.
The story goes that t Minister had a couple of "! back and do it againadmoi tions from No. 10. But f Rodgers should not take thin personally.
After all, transport h always been something of political ping pong ball al circumstances have changed lot since the late Tony Croslai set the present Bill in motion.
And of course there's question of the White Pap being the work or thoughts one man — only the Chine claim that.
There is always an army civil servants on hand to gi advice. After all, no minist can claim to know it a especially not a new one.
They listen to civil servani they heed their wise counc and they act on their advic They don't? Then there's point in being politically aml tious.