§ Sir G. LLOYDasked the Minister of Agriculture whether, in regard to foot-and-mouth disease in Sussex, either of the Government's inspectors after the first outbreak paid a visit to the first two 1555W farms where outbreaks occurred; whether other farms have since been visited by an inspector; and whether the Ministry will give particulars of each valuation made, stating whether compensation is to be paid at pedigree or commercial prices?
— Cattle. Sheep. Pigs. Compensation. £ s. Ovingdean … … … 10 — — 291 12 Ovingdean … … … — — 29 120 15 Rottingdean … … … 71 55 73 2,723 15 Ilford, Lewis … … … 74 — — 8,395 0 Pedigree value is only paid in respect of high-class pedigree stock. In other cases the commercial value of the animals is paid as compensation.