§ Mr. SpeakerMr. Spearing—Question Q10.
§ Mr. SpearingDoes the Prime Minister recall—
§ Mr. SpeakerOrder. The hon. Gentleman must not ask his supplementary question before he has asked the Question.
§ Mr. SpearingI apologise, Mr. Speaker, Question Q10.
§ Q10. Mr. Spearingasked the Prime Minister when he plans to make an official visit to Oxford.
§ The Prime MinisterOn 23rd June, when the university has invited me to receive an honorary degree.
§ Mr. SpearingI thank the right hon. Gentleman for that reply but—
§ Sir G. NabarroCongratulate him.
§ Mr. Spearing—does he recall that during the election campaign he called for an intellectually honest approach to politics, at the same time mentioning certain prices in the shopping basket? Will he please reconcile these two points—
§ Mr. HefferVery good reading it is, too.
§ Mr. Spearing—with the Order, made in paragraph 49 of the Agricultural Price Review, to put new taxes on imported meat?
§ The Prime MinisterThe hon. Gentleman's supplementary question, even when post hoc, would appear to be somewhat far from Oxford. The whole question of agricultural policy was put before the electorate fully and in detail at the General Election.