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Mr BEAZLEY
—I agree with virtually everything the Prime Minister said in answer to the question and welcome the creation of a cabinet committee to advise him. Further to that, I ask: will he incorporate in their consideration, or give it due consideration himself, a similar initiative to that of the former Prime Minister with the networks on MA classified product? As I recollect it, under those initiatives, MA classified product was put back from an 8.30 time slot to a 9 o'clock time slot. Will he consider perhaps taking it back from 9 to 9.30 or 10 o'clock?
Mr HOWARD
—I will certainly have a look at that.