Winter for Primarolo

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Hi

Winter for Primarolo

Sorry for the delay in getting this out but other things have had to take

precedence. I have finally had a reply on behalf of Dawn Primarolo. Note the

words ‘on behalf of’ she has not replied herself, as you will see it is the

usual drivel and dross, perhaps she does not know the answer, and so passed it

on to one of her underlings. Have a read and see what you think, I shall be

writing to Winters, along with visiting the DIUS Site to see what and ask what

it is they actually do or intend to do, unless anyone else knows.

Our Ref TO00000237749

14 September 2007

Dear Mr Wainwright

Thank you for your further letter of 3 September about research into chronic

fatigue syndrome and myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME). As I am sure you will

appreciate, Ms Primarolo receives a large amount of correspondence and it is not

possible for her to answer every letter personally. Your letter has been passed

for me to reply.

I am sorry that you are unhappy with <Ms Primarolo’s letter of 20 July (our ref:

PO0000217465). However the information given to you is the most up to date and

accurate available and there is nothing further I can add to this.

I should explain that the Department for Innovation, Universities and skills

(DIUS) was created in June this year to inherit some of the functions of the now

disbanded Department of Trade and Industry and department for Education and

Skills. More information and contact details are available form the DIUS website

at www.dius.gov.uk.

As the Medical Research Council (MRC) is organised independently of central

Government, you may like to address your questions regarding the functioning and

expertise ogf the council members directly to the MRC at;

Medical Research Council

20 Park Crescent

London

W1B 1AL

I hope this reply is helpful.

Yours sincerely

Winters

Customer Service Centre

Department of Health

Well over to you.

Trev

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