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green and white papers

Presumably because the actual paper used is green and white?

theforce Tue 24/06/08 09:23

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Quizmonster
Tue 24/06/08
09:28

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jonesytwotwo
Fri 04/07/08
21:37

I think it is a governmental think Denoting the stage that discussion is at. So if its a white paper, I think it is a first submission, with a green paper being the second and so on. But there must be a parliamentarian on here to tell us. Or shall I google? But the bill or question would be on that colour of paper for id.

jonesytwotwo
Fri 04/07/08
21:38

Sorry QM. Didnt notice your answer,

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