§ 42. Colonel Wedgwoodasked the Home Secretary whether his attention has been call to a recent resolution of the Architects' Registration Council to the effect that, in view of the several ambiguities in the Act, amending legislation is necessary; and whether he will take steps to secure the removal of these ambiguities and inequalities of the existing law?
§ Sir S. HoareThe answer to both parts of the question is in the negative.
§ Colonel WedgwoodDoes the Bill which is to be discussed to-morrow on Report in fact remove the ambiguities and inequities, in view of the undertaking given by the Under-Secretary on Second Reading?
§ Sir S. HoareI am afraid I cannot answer that question. It is a private Member's Bill.
§ Colonel WedgwoodDid not the right hon. Gentleman's Under-Secretary, when the Bill was being discussed on Second Reading, say that it would receive careful consideration from the Government, and every assistance in the Committee stage?
§ Sir S. HoareThe right hon. Gentleman asked me whether I have received a resolution on the subject. I have not.