§ Mr. S. MITCHELLasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, now that the Locarno Treasy has been signed, if he will make representations to the several authorities for the discontinuance of the necessity for passports?
Mr. LOCKER-LAMPSONThe immigration regulations in force in practically all countries in the world, including Great Britain, make it essential that all travellers arriving at the ports or frontiers should be, in possession of docu- 1449W ments establishing their identity and nationality. A passport is the most satisfactory document of this character, and its possession is therefore in the interests of the traveller in order to facilitate his journeys.