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JOHN STONE'S RESPONSE (Quadrant, July-August) to my remarks on the release of the 1976 Cabinet Papers does not provide any evidence to contradict my account of some of the significant events of the year, and contains a number of misinterpretations and inaccuracies. It also contains some information of historical interest.
To go straight to the matter which is the main substantive point of contention--the "strike" of advisers from the Treasury and the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet following the 17.5 per cent devaluation of November 1976--Stone has nothing to contribute, other than to say that he does not believe it ever happened. He was overseas at ...