UK House of Commons - Foreign Affairs Select Committee
Foreign Policy Aspects of the War against Terrorism
2 July 2006
Examination of Witnesses (Questions 260-262)
RT HON JACK STRAW MP, MR DAVID RICHMOND CMG AND DR PETER GOODERHAM
15 MARCH 2006
Q260 Andrew Mackinlay: At all, or for the time being?
Mr Straw: I cannot say for ever and a day.
Q261 Andrew Mackinlay: I am not being facetious, but clearly you do not want us to go there?
Mr Straw: Where you go is a matter entirely for you, Mr Mackinlay, I would not presume to determine that. I try to be as forthcoming as I can, but—
Q262 Andrew Mackinlay: Okay. I did not mean that facetiously, I just wanted to understand whether you wanted more time to find out about it or—
Mr Straw: No, not necessarily, thank you.
Chairman: If, on reflection, you think there is anything more you can tell us, you will send us a note. Could I now just conclude today's session. We have given you a lot of questions covering a huge range of areas, including some you probably were not expecting, but I am grateful to you for once again coming along. We will no doubt see you again in the not too distant future to probe these matters further. Thank you to your colleagues and yourself, Foreign Secretary.
|
NEWSLETTER
|
| Join the GlobalSecurity.org mailing list |
|
|
|
