HC Deb 05 March 1912 vol 35 cc200-1
Mr. HADDOCK

asked the Prime Minister whether, in view of the congestion, of school curriculum and the dissatisfaction and friction which exist at the present time between the local and central authorities on the question of education, His Majesty's Government will consider the advisability of appointing a Commission to report on the present position of State-aided education and to make recommendations?

The PRIME MINISTER

I am not prepared to admit that there exists any such dissatisfaction and friction as the hon. Member suggests, and I see no occasion for the appointment of a Commission.