§ 51. Sir W. Wakefieldasked the Minister of Food if any machinery exists where by persons desirous of relinquishing a proportion of their points in order to send food to the starving populations of Europe are enabled to do so; and if not, will he make the necessary arrangements together with appropriate publicity.
§ Sir B. SmithThe answer to both parts of the Question is "No, Sir."
§ Mr. StokesIs my right hon. Friend aware that public opinion in this country is entirely opposed to the attitude which he is adopting; that a large meeting at the Albert Hall recently protested in favour of voluntary contributions? May I have an answer to that question?
§ Sir B. SmithNo, I am not aware of it.
§ Mr. StokesThen will the Minister himself please attend the next meeting on this subject?
§ Mr. SpeakerThe hon. Gentleman must ask questions in the proper way.
§ Mr. StokesI shall raise the matter on the Adjournment.