HC Deb 11 May 1932 vol 265 cc1895-6
27. Mr. KIRKWOOD

asked the Attorney-General if 'he can make any statement to the House as to the advantages which it is hoped will accrue from the changes in judicial procedure recently announced?

The ATTORNEY - GENERAL (Sir Thomas Inskip)

The advantages hoped from the changes to which the hon. Member refers are a reduction in the cost and an increase in the speed of litigation in those classes of actions to which the new procedure applies.

Mr. MAXTON

Does the right hon. and learned Gentleman think that the changes will diminish the standard of justice given to the accused people?

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL

I hope not.

Mr. KIRKWOOD

I want to acquaint the hon. Gentleman that we intend to take up this matter more seriously after the holidays.

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