BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION. (Hansard, 21 February 1934)

§ Mr. DIXEY

asked the Prime Minister whether he will give time for the discussion of the Motion standing in the name of the hon. Member for Penrith and Cockermouth (Mr. Dixey)— That this House is of opinion that the time has now come for the Government to inquire fully into the position of the

Statement showing the disposal of Canadian Cattle imported into Great Britain during each month from January, 1933, to January, 1934, inclusive.
(From monthly returns furnished by Ministry's Port Inspectors.)
Month. (a)	Slaughtered at Landing Place.	Licensed out of Landing Place for immediate slaughter.	Licensed out of Landing Place to premises other than slaughter-houses.	Total.
1933
January	…	…	122	188	225	535
February	…	…	1,104	764	905	2,773
March	…	…	673	914	1,163	2,750
April	…	…	1,362	1,185	1,216	3,763
May	…	…	962	1,074	1,506	3,542
June	…	…	2,026	1,129	1,711	4,866
July	…	…	2,194	2,225	2,377	6,796
August	…	…	1,976	1,484	1,047	4,507
September	…	…	2,808	1,620	1,631	6,059
October	…	…	2,134	1,508	1,955	5,597
November	…	…	1,626	1,280	1,644	4,550
December	…	…	1,529	1,724	1,190	4,443
1934.
January	…	…	1,532	1,170	1,164	3,866
(a) The monthly figures represent totals of the figures for weeks ending Saturdays falling within the month.

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British Broadcasting Corporation and the expenditure of its finances; and, in addition, that the question of the monopoly position of this corporation and the effect of the same should be now considered in the interests of the nation.