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Chiefs were told about pension payment changes, claims Treasury
Springbok223
Knowing this 'shower of you know what', they would just type out something to suit themselves and put it in the file of papers relating to the pension saga, and say, ''There you are, the proof we told you''.
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Springbok223
Knowing this 'shower of you know what', they would just type out something to suit themselves and put it in the file of papers relating to the pension saga, and say, ''There you are, the proof we told you''.
