50. Mr. Aclandasked the Prime Minister whether it is his intention to make a statement communicating to the House and to the country His Majesty's Government's decisions upon foreign policy arising as a result of their consideration of 585 the new situation which has arisen since 11th March; and, if so, can he now say when the statement will be made?
§ The Prime MinisterI have no intention of adding anything in the immediate future to what was said on this subject by my Noble Friend yesterday and by myself on 14th March
51. Mr. Davidsonasked the Prime Minister whether he intends to set up a special sub-committee of the Cabinet to deal with international affairs?
§ The Prime MinisterSuch a committee has been in existence for a long time.
§ The Prime MinisterNo, Sir.
§ Mr. ManderWould it not be better to set up a new Cabinet?
§ Mr. Speakerrose—
Mr. DavidsonOn a point of Order. May I point out, with all due respect to you, Mr. Speaker, that I very seldom intervene in foreign politics and that I have placed this question down because it seems very important; and may I be allowed to put a second supplementary question?
§ Mr. SpeakerThe Prime Minister has already given an answer.