§ Mr. ManderMay I call your attention, Mr. Speaker, to a matter arising out of Questions. This is the third successive Thursday on which questions to the Home Secretary have not been reached, and I ask you to be good enough to consider whether some system of rotation cannot be devised by which one would have an opportunity of questioning the Home Secretary from time to time?
§ Mr. SpeakerThe remedy appears to be perfectly simple. We should get through questions quicker.
§ Mr. ThorneMay I ask the Prime Minister whether when he has a long statement to make he will consider making it at the end of Questions?
§ The Prime MinisterThe hon. Member will notice that I have had two long statements to make to-day, and in those circumstances I thought it better to make the first statement earlier.
Mr. J. J. DavidsonIs it not your considered opinion, Mr. Speaker, that if the answers given by Ministers were more 1516 satisfactory, there would be fewer sup-plementaries?