Proceeding contribution from Tony McNulty (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 21 January 2010. It occurred during Urgent question on Exchange Rate Movements (FCO).
Exchange Rate Movements (FCO)
I thank my hon. Friend for confirming that the counter-terrorism spending of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office has risen and will continue to do so, especially its spending on Pakistan. Does he agree that the current events are occurring in the context of the largest ever spend by this country—domestic and foreign—on the intelligence and security services, and the largest ever significant spend on developmental and military activities in both Pakistan and Afghanistan, at a time when the Pakistan Government are themselves finally getting to grips with counter-terrorism? In the narrow field of counter-terrorism, at least, the Opposition's charges are irresponsible partisan drivel.
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- Exchange rates Counter-terrorism Budgets Government departments Foreign policy Public expenditure Pakistan Afghanistan Foreign and Commonwealth Office
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