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Green Paper

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Green Paper

Publication issued by a British government department setting out various aspects of a matter on which legislation is contemplated, and inviting public discussion and suggestions. In due course it may be followed by a White Paper, giving details of proposed legislation. The first Green Paper was published in 1967.



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