§ 33. Mr. Rileyasked the Secretary of State for the Colonies whether he can now make a statement regarding the Report of the Commission of Inquiry into Conditions in the Bahamas; whether the Government proposes to put into operation the recommendations of the Commission; and whether Parliament will have an opportunity of discussing the Report and recommendations?
§ Colonel StanleyI would refer the hon. Member to the reply I gave to the hon. Member for Consett (Mr. D. Adams) on 10th March, from which he will see that a copy of the Report, together with a copy of a Statement have been placed in the library of the House. I will send copies to the hon. Member for his information.
§ Mr. RileyI asked whether the Government will put into operation the recommendations of the Report, and if not, what is being done about the Report?
§ Colonel StanleyIf the hon. Member will look at the Statement, he will see what steps are being taken.
§ Mr. SorensenCould some public statement be made? We are aware that this Statement is to be seen in the Library, but there is a desire for a public statement.
§ Colonel StanleyA public statement could have been made by me in winding up the Debate a fortnight ago had anyone referred to this subject in the course of the Debate.
§ Mr. SorensenI did not get in.