§ 16. Mr. LYONSasked the Home Secretary if he can give a report on the work of the Consultative Committee on Cinematograph Productions for 1932 up to the most convenient date, with the number of meetings held; whether these have been public or private; and whether any statement can be published showing the nature of the work accomplished and the results of the control or representations of this body?
§ Sir J. GILMOURSince the beginning of 1932 the Film Censorship Consultative Committee have held seven meetings. All these meetings have been private. I understand that the committee propose to submit to me shortly their recommendations on the questions which they have had under consideration at these meetings. I am unable to make any statement at present.
§ Mr. LYONSCan the right hon. Gentleman assure the House that this committee considers from time to time the posters issued in connection with cinematograph edvertisements?
§ Sir J. GILMOURI am awaiting the report.
§ Sir J. GILMOURI should require notice of that question.