Soros said the diary was subject to frequent change, was prospective and "may not be an accurate historical record of the minister's activities".
Fadden's gig falls within the Privy Council Office (PCO)—basically the bureaucracy nerve centre for the government working directly under the Prime Minister coordinating activities from various departments.
The AHA Survey's definition for "Chaplaincy/Pastoral Care Services" is: "A service ministering religious activities and providing pastoral counseling to patients, their families, and staff of a health care organization".
But was more likely to be a well-rehearsed publicity move, in line with much of the Prime Minister's activity, meant to keep him in the public eye and portray him as a talented superman for the domestic audience.
After the historic intervention in the banking sector by Barack Obama last week to stop banks which take consumer deposits from engaging in risky trading activities, ministers are coming under pressure from opposition parties to follow his lead.
By Gene Williams The New Yorker, October 30 , 1965P. 52 At 4 30 a.m., Toby, the maximum leader of the Manhattan Front for Immediate Wars of Liberation, received a telephone call from Herman Speyer, his Minister of Internal Reliability, informing him that Karl, the Minister of Terrorist Activities, is planning to burn down the 42nd St. Public Library, using Molotov cocktails.
The government inspectors enforcing the Sabbath laws stepped up their work in recent years, when Shlomo Benizri of Shas, an ultra-Orthodox party, was the minister overseeing their activities.
In Cameroon, the Sarkin saanou (the traditional minister of livestock activities) is always present at the reception areas and knows the itinerary of the transhumant pastoralists, from whom he receives a fee of 20,000 to 40,000 Fcfa (39.5 to 79.0 US dollars) per herd according to a herd's size and certain socio-economic factors.
On his return, Trenchard briefed Lloyd George and several other ministers on air activity and the general situation.
It raises questions about what Whitehall, including ministers, knew about the activities of agencies which ran informants.
