§ Mr. David PorterTo ask the Secretary of State for Defence what representations he has received from Scotland on defence policy since 11 March; and if he will make a statement.
§ Mr. YoungerI have received no representations from Scotland specifically on defence policy, although I do, of course, receive a large volume of correspondence on various defence issues from all parts of the United Kingdom.
§ Mr. PorterDoes my right hon. Friend realise that on that day, at the Labour party conference in Scotland, pronouncements were made advocating unilateralism?
§ Mr. YoungerYes, I did observe that at a Labour party conference in Perth on that date—[HoN. MEMBERS: "It was Inverness."]—resolutions were passed urging that the review of policy—[Interruption.]
§ Mr. SpeakerOrder. Let us hear the answer.
§ Mr. YoungerAt that conference, resolutions were passed urging that following the review of policy that has taken place in the party, it adhere to unilateralism in all its 734 features. It occurred to me to wonder whether the right hon. Member for Islwyn (Mr. Kinnock) supported that, or agreed with it.