HC Deb 01 March 1920 vol 126 c21
33. Colonel NEWMAN

asked the Prime Minister whether he is aware that large sections of the population view with alarm and resentment the position created by The Trades Disputes Act, 1906; and if he will say whether it is his intention without delay to appoint a Royal Commission to investigate the working of the Act and the amendments desirable thereto?

The PRIME MINISTER

I am not aware that there exists the widespread alarm and resentment suggested by the hon. and gallant Member, and it is not proposed to appoint a Royal Commission.

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