§ 14. Mr. DAYasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether, in the case of British nationals who desire to visit several European countries, he is considering framing any fresh passport regulations which will extend the 15 present system to meet the convenience of ordinary travellers, instead of requiring a specific list of all countries which it is intended to visit?
Mr. A. HENDERSONThe countries for which passports are valid must be specified therein, but I am happy to inform my hon. Friend that in order to meet the convenience of travellers a system has been adopted whereby passports are now in ordinary cases made valid for a group of at least 10 European countries including or in addition to those applied for.
§ Mr. DAYHave those 10 countries to be specified by the intended traveller, or are they arranged for by the Foreign Office?