§ 9. Mr. A. Hendersonasked the Prime Minister whether, in view of the special interest displayed by the Polish and Hungarian Governments in the minorities question in Czechoslovakia, His Majesty's Government, through their representatives in Warsaw and Budapest, will represent to both Governments the desirability of securing an agreed settlement of the minorities problem?
§ The Prime MinisterHis Majesty's Representatives in Warsaw and Budapest have already made clear to the Polish and Hungarian Governments the importance which His Majesty's Government attach to securing an agreed and peaceful solution of this problem and have received satisfactory assurances from both Governments.
§ 12. Mr. Manderasked the Prime Minister whether any proposal in connection with the present European crisis has been made for the invocation of the German-Czechoslovakia Arbitration Convention, signed simultaneously with the Locarno Treaty and still held binding by Germany?
§ The Prime MinisterNo such proposal has yet been put forward.
§ Mr. ManderWill the potentialities of this instrument be borne in mind with a view to possible developments?
§ The Prime MinisterOh, yes.