§ 36. Mr. Winnickasked the Lord President of the Council why there is no full-time nurse for the first-aid room in the House of Commons; and if he will arrange for such an appointment.
§ Mr. Selwyn LloydI have been asked to reply.
The question of the provision of medical facilities is being considered by the Administration Sub-Committee of the Select Committee on House of Commons (Services) and the hon. Member's suggestion will be borne in mind.
§ Mr. WinnickI am grateful for that answer, but does not the right hon. Gentleman agree that a nurse, adequately paid, should be appointed for the first-aid room, not only for Members of Parliament but also for visitors or strangers who may need first aid?
§ Mr. Selwyn LloydI am not sure what she would do all day.
Mr. J. T. PriceIs my right hon. and learned Friend aware that if my hon. 1716 Friends have to endure any more performances like that of the Leader of the Opposition yesterday we shall all be in need of medical attention?
§ Mr. George JegerIs not there much more need for a full-time psychiatrist?