§ 9. Sir Reginald Clarryasked the Postmaster-General what is the present situation with regard to television broadcasting in this and other countries; and whether he will consider an early resumption of television broadcasting, as an encouragement both to research work and to manufacturers of television sets, enabling them to establish a British product in world markets?
§ Major TryonThe television service from the Alexandra Palace was suspended, in the national interest, on the outbreak of war; and I am sorry that I can hold out no hope of its early resumption. I understand that television services are being conducted in a few other countries, but I have no information which would suggest that they have yet passed the experimental stage.