Trey Burns and Middleton are both in the prime of life. Although there is no saying that the golden age of a politician is sixty, they are reliable at all levels.

The two also expressed respect for the supreme authority, but they also revealed a trace of caution. For example, whether the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lawson, also agreed to the replacement of the executive deputy minister, Alan Wilson gave a positive response , "Lawson will not have any objections, you can rest assured."

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