§ 48. Mr. Bellengerasked the Prime Minister whether he is aware that a repre1.entative group of members of Congress has been set up to advise and help with the formulation of plans for the maintenance of peace; and whether he proposes to inaugurate a system whereby representative Members of this House can assist the Executive in such matters on which it is desirable to enlist the active co-operation of all political parties and groups.
§ Mr. AttleeThe answer to the first part of the Question is, "Yes, Sir." As regards the second part, I do not at present see any reason to change the existing system whereby His Majesty's Government are able to take advantage of many valuable suggestions made by hon. Members at Question Time, in the course of debate, and in other ways.
§ Mr. Rhys DaviesWhat becomes of this position when His Majesty's Government take no notice at all of what hon. Members may say?
§ Mr. ShinwellIs my right hon. Friend aware that we appreciate very much his tribute to hon. Members at Question Time?