LONDON PASSENGER TRAFFIC.

HC Deb 17 May 1927 vol 206 c973

35. Mr. R. MORRISON

asked the Minister of Transport whether he can make any statement as to the progress of the negotiations at present taking place upon the co-ordination of London passenger transport?

Colonel ASHLEY

I am not in a position to add anything to the statement I made in this House on the 10th instant.

Mr. MORRISON

Can the right hon. Gentleman give any indication as to when negotiations are likely to reach a stage at which he can make any announcement?

Colonel ASHLEY

I am afraid I could not.

Mr. THOMAS

Will the proposed abolition of the Ministry affect this question in any way?

Colonel ASHLEY

That is a matter of surmise.

Mr. THOMAS

Surmise of the Government or of the public?