HC Deb 20 March 1950 vol 472 cc1544-5
45. Lieut.-Colonel Lipton

asked the Prime Minister whether he will now reconsider the question of appointing a Royal Commission to investigate and report on the Marriage Laws.

The Prime Minister

No, Sir, I am not prepared to recommend the establishment of such a Royal Commission at the present time.

Lieut.-Colonel Lipton

Will my right hon. Friend look at this matter again if it becomes manifest that widespread nonparty opinion calls for some inquiry into the present unsatisfactory state of affairs?

The Prime Minister

I have looked at it again. Apart from the question whether this is the best way of dealing with the matter, I do not think it is advisable at present to set up another Royal Commission.

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