§ MR. G. O. MORGAN (Denbighshire, E.)I bag to ask the First Lord of the Treasury whether an opportunity will be afforded for discussing the Western Australia Constitution Bill before it is read a second time or referred to a Select Committee?
§ MR. W. H. SMITHI will endeavour to give the right hon. Gentleman the opportunity he desires; but at present it is impossible to say when the Bill will be taken.
§ MR. BRADLAUGHIs the Under Secretary for the Colonies aware that there is now in London a deputation of colonists from Western Australia for the purpose of giving evidence on the Bill; and whether arrangements can be made so as not to detain them in this country longer than is necessary?
BAROS H. DE WORMSI am aware of the fact, and it is a reason why the Bill should pass a Second Reading as soon as possible.