§ MR. ERRINGTONasked the Vice president of the Council, Whether it is decided, as stated in the "Times," to refer the question of medical reform to a Royal Commission, instead of permitting the inquiry commenced before a Select Committee to be concluded?
§ MR. MUNDELLASir, after consulting several Members of this House who served on the Committees on Medical Acts, we have arrived at the conclusion that a Royal Commission will afford the best means by which a satisfactory investigation and Report upon these Acts can be obtained.