§ 6. Sir R. Glynasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will consider including in the compilation of criminal statistics information as to the nationality of persons convicted, indicating how many have become British subjects or live in the United Kingdom as Stateless persons.
§ Sir D. Maxwell FyfeI will bear this suggestion in mind, but I am reluctant in present circumstances to ask the police to furnish extra information.
§ Mr. Anthony GreenwoodCan the right hon. and learned Gentleman give the House an assurance that he will avoid any action which might tend to produce anti-alien feeling? This is a most dangerous suggestion.
§ Sir D. Maxwell FyfeThat is an aspect of the matter which my Department always has in mind.
§ Sir R. GlynIs my right hon. and learned Friend aware that the purpose of the Question was to try to show that it is not necessarily the fact that all the crimes are committed by British people.