56. Lieut.-Colonel MALONEasked the Minister of Transport whether he will consider the diversion of slow horse traffic from certain thoroughfares in London during the most crowded periods of the day?
§ Sir E. GEDDESThe Advisory Committee have recommended that additional powers be taken which would render possible the diversion suggested if considered necessary in the interests of general traffic.
Lieut.-Colonel MURRAYDo these powers contemplate the abolition of anything beyond mechanically-controlled traffic?
§ Sir E. GEDDESI must have notice of that.
§ Mr. CHADWICKDoes the right hon. Gentleman separate the different classes of traffic?
§ Mr. G. TERRELLWill the right hon. Gentleman lay the Report of the Advisory Committee on the Table of the House?
§ Sir E. GEDDESIt is in the Report of the London Traffic Committee which has already been laid on the Table.
§ Sir H. BRITTAINDoes it apply to all sorts of horse traffic and does slow horse traffic include race horses?