Letter - Queen's Permission for the Prime Minister to be Absent From the UK [1995-03-22]
Dublin Core
Title
Letter - Queen's Permission for the Prime Minister to be Absent From the UK [1995-03-22]
Subject
Prime Minister
Procedure
Description
Letter from Roderic Lyne to Sir Robert Fellowes seeking the Queen's permission for John Major to be absent from the United Kingdom for the purposes of visiting the United States.
Creator
Roderic Lyne (Private Secretary to the Prime Minister)
Source
PREM 19/5385
Date
1995-03-22
Contributor
Jason Loch
Letter Item Type Metadata
Transcript
10 DOWNING STREET
London SW1A 2AA
From the Private Secretary
22 March 1995
The Prime Minister will visit Washington from 2 to 5 April 1995.
I should be grateful if you would seek The Queen's permission for him to be absent from the country on those dates.
RODERIC LYNE
Sir Robert Fellowes KCB KCVO
Signatures
Roderic Lyne (Private Secretary to the Prime Minister)
Recipient(s)
Sir Robert Fellowes (Private Secretary to the Queen)
Ornamentation
Printed in Times New Roman.
Black and white Lesser Royal Arms with St. Edward's Crown at top.
Black and white Lesser Royal Arms with St. Edward's Crown at top.
Special Features
Salutation and valediction are missing, presumably because Lyne would have added them by hand later.
Files
Collection
Citation
Roderic Lyne (Private Secretary to the Prime Minister), “Letter - Queen's Permission for the Prime Minister to be Absent From the UK [1995-03-22],” Corpus of British Administrative Instruments, accessed October 20, 2026, https://cbaionline.org/corpus/items/show/284.