HC Deb 12 February 1934 vol 285 c1587
47. Mr. BOOTHBY

asked the Prime Minister whether it is the intention of the Government to introduce proposals for the reform of the procedure of the House of Commons?

The PRIME MINISTER

I would refer my hon. Friend to the answer which I gave on the 29th January last in reply to a question on this subject by my hon. and gallant Friend, the Member for Gainsborough (Captain Crookshank).

Mr. BOOTHBY

Is my right hon. Friend not aware of the increasing dissatisfaction in the country with the fact that under our present procedure a great many matters of importance are either inadequately considered or not considered at all, and does he appreciate the necessity of taking early action in this matter?

The PRIME MINISTER

I am afraid that I cannot add to what I have already said.