§ 11. Mr. Thorneasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether there have yet been any consultations about doing away with the present League of Nations and forming a new one with a new name?
§ Mr. EdenAs I indicated in the Debate on the Address on 2nd December last, the policy of His Majesty's Government is to support the maintenance during the war of as many as possible of the League's services, which should be capable of performing valuable work after the war. I also indicated on that occasion some of the attributes which His Majesty's Government consider indispensable for whatever form of international organisation emerges after the war.
§ Sir Francis FremantleIs it not of absolutely first importance that the international work of the health organisation should continue during the war?