§ 42. Sir K. WOODasked the Minister of Health the names of the members of the committee engaged in examining town-planning schemes with a view to the building of satellite towns; and whether it has yet made any recommendations?
§ Mr. GREENWOODThe members of the committee are the right hon. The Viscount Chelmsford (Chairman), Mr. H. Alexander, Sir Ernest Clark, Mr. W. R. Davidge, Mr. A. Dryland, Sir George Etherton, Mr. W. J. Hadfield, Mr. F. W. Hunt, Mr. T. Alwyn Lloyd, Mr. J. Norval, Captain R. L. Reiss, Mr. J. H. Rothwell, and Mr. Raymond Unwin. The committee have not yet made any recommen- 2266 dations. I am sending the right hon. Member a, copy of the terms of reference to the committee, as his question seems to indicate some misunderstanding of its functions.
§ Mr. LOUIS SMITHMay I ask how many of these gentlemen are fully-qualified civil engineers?
§ Mr. GREENWOODI cannot say offhand, but, of course, the majority have a practical knowledge of the questions involved.