§ 23. Mr. John Wilmotasked the Secretary of State for the Colonies whether, in view of the high value of the work being carried out by the British trade unionists appointed as labour advisers to the Government of British Guiana and Trinidad, he will cause similar appointments to be made in Jamaica, Barbados, Bahamas and Bermuda.
§ Colonel StanleyI am anxious to see the experiment of appointing British trade unionists as labour officers extended. I qui consulting the Governments of the territories named by the hon. Member, with a view to ascertaining whether they now desire the appointment of trade unionists as labour officers.
Dr. MorganWill the right hon. and gallant Gentleman consider the advisability also of appointing one federal labour adviser, and then having subsidiaries, if that is desirable?
§ Colonel StanleyThat is quite a different question, but there is, of course, a labour expert attached to the staff of the Stock-dale Commission.