§ 6. Brigadier-General CLIFTON BROWNasked the Secretary of State for India whether the calling of another Round Table Conference modifies in any respect the proposed machinery of a Select Committee of both Houses to report on the proposals for a new constitution for India; and whether that committee will still have free and unfettered powers to record its opinions on all proposals accepted by the Government at the Round Table Conferences?
§ Sir S. HOAREThe intentions of the Government as to the machinery of a Joint Select Committee to report upon their proposals for the revision of the Indian Constitution, and as to its powers, have been in no way modified since I first made a statement on the subject on the 27th June last.
Brigadier-General BROWNIs there no change whatever in the policy of the Government owing to the forming of the Round Table Conference?
§ Sir S. HOARENo, Sir, none whatever.