HC Deb 21 July 1927 vol 209 c569
47. Mr. C. EDWARDS

asked the Prime Minister whether, in the interest of the payees and with a view to providing a pension scheme for persons of 60 years of age, he will consider the appointment of a Commission to consider the desirability of co-ordinating all friendly society business, health and unemployment insurance, compensation schemes, and all agencies dealing with relief during incapacity from work?

Mr. CHURCHILL

No, Sir; His Majesty's Government do not see their way to adopt the suggestion in the question.

Mr. EDWARDS

What is the reason for that reply? Does not the right hon. Gentleman think there are great possibilities in some such scheme?

Mr. CHURCHILL

All these questions have many attractions, but they are subject to the limitations of time and money.

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