2. Mr. J. E. B. Hillasked the Minister of Land and Natural Resources whether he will set up a central advisory committee to assist in co-ordinating the process of commons registration.
§ Mr. WilleyNo, Sir. I do not think that this is necessary. I have from the outset been in close touch with the various bodies affected; and I shall keep 590 in touch with them while registration is going on. These arrangements are working smoothly and effectively.
Mr. HillWould it not be helpful to have even an informal group of advisers, consisting of those most expert in this matter, in order to collate the experience and knowledge of procedures that have already been reached?
§ Mr. WilleyAs I have said, I do not think that it is necessary at the moment. One awaits the report of the Nuffield Trust inquiry, and one can look again at this matter in the light of that report.