§ 91. Mr. OSWALD LEWISasked the Attorney-General when he proposes to introduce the Bill which appears under his name on the Orders of the Day relating to trade disputes and trade unions?
§ The SOLICITOR - GENERAL (Sir James Melville)The Bill will be introduced as soon as Parliamentary time permits.
§ Mr. LEWISIf the Government have no immediate intention of proceeding with the Bill, will the hon. and learned Gentleman say What is the real object of putting this Motion on the Paper now?
§ The SOLICITOR-GENERALI did not intend to convey that the Government had no immediate intention of proceeding with the Bill, and I will repeat my answer.
§ Mr. C. WILLIAMSWhen are the Government going to find time for anything 610 Friend's permission, circulate in the OFFICIAL REPORT a table giving the information he desires. No imports of granite sets and pavement curbs were registered as consigned from Germany or Czechoslovakia during the years 1924 to 1929.
§ Mr. MACQUISTENWill the hon. Gentleman let the granite in free so as to erect tombstones to British industries?
§ Following is the table: