§ 76. Mr. LYNCHasked whether an opportunity will be given to the House, before rising for Christmas, of expressing by a vote its approval or otherwise of the conduct of affairs by the Foreign Office, especially in regard to Greece?
§ Mr. BONAR LAWOpportunities for discussing Foreign Affairs will arise in the ordinary course of business and I am not prepared, as at present advised, to set aside a special day for the purpose suggested in the question.
Mr. PR INGLEDoes the right hon. Gentleman not think it would be advisable to have a Secret Session in order to have a frank discussion, especially in view of the decision of the French Chamber?
§ Mr. LYNCHDoes the right hon. Gentleman not see that the Greek question may be the turning point of the whole war?
§ Mr. BONAR LAWI do take the view that it is a very serious question, but there will be opportunities next week for it to be discussed in connection with the Vote of Credit.