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Following the right-winged Second cabinet Bondevik victory in the 2001 parliamentary election, Minister of Transport, Torild Skogsholm from the Liberal Party announced that the government would make all subsidized passenger trains services in the country subject to public service obligation (PSO).

SINCE the election, ministers have ceaselessly repeated that they are in favour of an "integrated" transport policy.

Unlike MPs, who stop being MPs from the day Parliament winds up its business before an election, ministers carry on being ministers through the election.

By the next general election, ministers have pledged to reduce overall annual net migration to the "tens of thousands".

Ms Greenwood said: "It's now clear that in the run-up to the election, ministers promised to deliver key projects that they knew were in jeopardy.

Since the list has already been cut by more than was promised before the 1997 election, ministers will be happy to trade a small rise for a quiet winter.

With the army already cut back to 82,000, the lowest level since the Boer war, and the MoD braced for more budget cuts to below 2% of GDP after the election, ministers are going to have to make tough calls.

Bridget Prentice, the elections minister, said moves had been made to make procedures as secure as possible: "No one can make any system totally watertight.

The elections minister said she remained unconvinced that the country was ready for laws which forced people to go to the polls.

Bridget Prentice, elections minister at the Department for Constitutional Affairs, condemned any attempts to defraud the electoral system, but insisted that the allegations were isolated rather than evidence of widespread fraud.