§ 43. Mrs. Castleasked the Secretary of State for the Colonies what has been the result of the inquiry by the Governor of Kenya into the conduct of Mr. Richmond, the administrative officer concerned with the case of Kamau Kichina.
§ Mrs. CastleWhile warmly welcoming that reply, may I ask the Minister whether he agrees that I was perfectly justified in the charges that I brought against this man's professional conduct, for which the Colonial Secretary bitterly attacked me? Would the right hon. Gentleman convey 375 to his right hon. Friend that it would be wise to be more sympathetic in future when matters like this are raised?
§ Mr. HareI am sure that my right hon. Friend always wishes to be sympathetic to the hon. Lady. In fairness to my right hon. Friend, I think I should say that it was he who caused the investigation to be made into this case.