§ 47. Lieut.-Commander Fletcherasked the Prime Minister whether he has considered the complaints laid before him of unfair treatment meted out to officers of the staff serving at the Air Ministry under the Director of Civil Aviation; and will he make a statement?
§ The Prime MinisterI have received no such complaints. In any case the appropriate person to whom to appeal would be the Secretary of State for Air.
§ Lieut.-Commander FletcherHas the right hon. Gentleman heard nothing of the complaints, which are becoming common property and which are impairing the efficiency of the Department concerned, 2058 and will he make inquiries of the Secretary of State for Air as to these complaints, which call for the exercise of his authority to settle?
§ The Prime MinisterThe hon. and gallant Member asked me about complaints which had been laid before me and I have told him that I have not had them.
§ Lieut.-Commander FletcherWill the right hon. Gentleman make inquiries from the Secretary of State for Air?
§ Mr. G. GriffithsDid the Prime Minister not get a complaint yesterday from Ipswich?