§ Mrs. EwingAs we reached only Question No. Q1 to the Prime Minister, and No. Q3 was not answered, and, therefore, apparently Scotland's vital statistics remain veiled in mystery, I wonder, Mr. Speaker, whether you would use your influence with the Prime Minister to urge him to cut down the length of his Answers, and thus increase his own productivity?
§ Mr. SpeakerI make no comment on vital statistics. As a matter of fact—and this is why I corrected the hon. Member for Smethwick (Mr. Faulds)—we dealt with four Questions. The Prime Minister was dealing with four Questions on Europe, at a rather interesting stage in the whole matter of Europe, and I thought it right to let it run as I did.