§ 32. Mr. Bottomleyasked the Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations and the Colonies if he will place in the 1087 Library a copy of the Report of the Constitutional Council of Southern Rhodesia on the Land Apportionment Act.
§ The Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations and for the Colonies (Mr. Duncan Sandys)Yes, Sir.
§ Mr. BottomleyIn view of the fact that the Constitutional Council, of which an ex-Supreme Court judge is chairman, has unanimously condemned the Land Apportionment Act, does not the Commonwealth Secretary have anything further to say? Cannot he also condemn it?
§ Mr. SandysI do not quite understand the right hon. Gentleman. He asked whether I would arrange for a certain document to be put in the Library, and I said that I would arrange for that. I should have thought that this was a wholly satisfactory Answer.
§ Mr. BottomleyThe Secretary of State, like myself, has had the opportunity of reading the document. I want others to do so. In the light of his having had that experience, has the right hon. Gentleman no comment to make?
§ Mr. SandysNo, Sir.