Govt 'not trying to delay treaty decisions'

The Government is not trying to delay any decisions on the Lisbon Treaty to avoid a backlash at the local and European Elections, it was claimed today.

Govt 'not trying to delay treaty decisions'

The Government is not trying to delay any decisions on the Lisbon Treaty to avoid a backlash at the local and European Elections, it was claimed today.

Foreign Affairs Minister Micheal Martin denied it was dithering on options such as whether to hold a second referendum.

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