§ 36. Mr. Palmerasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will appoint an engineer or technologist with experience of productive industry as an additional member of the Council on Prices, Productivity and Incomes.
Mr. AmoryI have nothing to add to the reply given by my right hon. Friend the Paymaster-General on 6th March to the hon. Member for Northfield (Mr. Chapman).
§ Mr. PalmerIn view of the depressing and academic nature of the reflections of this Council so far, would it be permissible to have on it someone who understands the problems of production and believes in expansion?
§ Mr. S. SilvermanWill the Chancellor bear in mind that many of us on this side of the House are very grateful to the Cohen Committee for having confirmed what most of us have been saying throughout our public life, that we cannot have full employment or expansion in a capitalist society?