§ 38. Sir CHARLES HENRYasked the Secretary to the Treasury at whose expense a cinematograph film of the Cabinet is being taken; if the Treasury will remain in possession of the film; and if any estimate has been formed as to the extent the Treasury will benefit from the proceeds to be derived from the exhibition of the film?
§ The PRIME MINISTERWith regard to the first part of the question, I may say that no expense would have fallen upon the Treasury in this connection. The proposal has, however, I understand, been dropped, and I need scarcely add that it was never intended to allow a cinematograph picture of the Cabinet in Session to be taken.
§ Sir C. HENRYWill the right hon. Gentleman answer more fully the first part of the question, as to who has incurred the expense up to the present?
§ The PRIME MINISTERNo expense has fallen on the Treasury.