§ The Minister of Health (Mr. Aneurin Bevan)My attention has been called to the misinterpretation of a statement I made in the Debate on Monday. I am quoted in HANSARD as having said:
It would be an interesting subject for a plebiscite as to whether this nation is in favour of being ruled by a man merely because he is the son of his father."—[OFFICIAL REPORT, 13th March, 1950; Vol. 472, c. 864.]
§ Mr. BevanI was under the impression that I used the plural and not the singular, and my reference was not made, as I am sure almost every hon. Member of the House understood, to any particular institution of our Constitution.