§ Lords Amendments considered.
§ 11.26 p.m.
§ The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Local Government and Planning (Mr. Lindgren)On a point of order, Mr. Deputy-Speaker. We propose, with the permission of the House, to follow the same procedure as on the previous Bill. We propose to accept all the Amendments which have come to us from another place, and while we do not wish to delay the House, I will gladly give any explanation that is desired on any Amendment.
§ Mr. Deputy-Speaker (Colonel Sir Charles MacAndrew)We must remember that there is an Amendment to be moved to one of the Lords Amendments.
§ Lieut.-Colonel Elliot (Glasgow, Kelvingrove)We have no objection to the same procedure being adopted. The first three Amendments can be dealt with separately, and after that a considerable number of Amendments will fall to be considered under one head.
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