§ Question proposed. That the Clause stand part of the Bill.
§ Mr. BraineYou will be relieved, Mr. Chairman, to hear that I do not intend to detain the Committee for more than a 413 moment or two. I have no comment to make on the Clause itself, but as we are not having a debate on Third Reading I wonder whether I may be permitted briefly to stretch the rules of order by saying that although we have made a number of critical points on Clause 1 this must not be taken in any way to indicate a lack of friendly feeling towards the people of Tanzania themselves and, in particular, to the remarkable man who presides over their State.
I say that because Julius Nyerere is known to many of us personally. We admire his courage and single-mindedness, and particularly his insistence that his people should achieve their economic and social goals by self-reliance. We wish his country well. We were pleased to hear from the Minister in the Second Reading debate that in recent months there has been a warming in the relations between our two countries. That was very good news. May the process continue.
§ Question put and agreed to.
§ Clause ordered to stand part of the Bill.
§ Bill reported, without Amendment.
§ Motion made, and Question, That the Bill be now read the Third time. put forthwith pursuant to Standing Order No. 55 (Third Reading), and agreed to.
§ Bill accordingly read the Third time, and passed, without Amendment.