§ 96. Mr. Chetwyndasked the Minister of Education whether she has completed her discussions with the representatives of the voluntary schools; and whether she has any proposals to ease the financial burdens upon these schools.
§ 103. Mr. Edeasked the Minister of Education how many interviews she has had since accepting office with the interests concerned with building grants for voluntary schools; what was the date of 60W the last such interview; and when she proposes to have further interviews.
§ Miss HorsbrughI have invited representatives of the denominations and other interested parties to meet me to discuss my proposals for amending legislation.
§ Mr. Peartasked the Minister of Education what steps she proposes to take to relieve the financial burden upon voluntary schools.
§ Mr. Sutcliffeasked the Minister of Education if she is yet in a position to announce her decision about displaced pupils and other problems concerning the voluntary schools.
§ Miss HorsbrughI would refer to the answer I have given today to the right hon. Member for South Shields (Mr. Ede) and the hon. Member for Stockton-on-Tees (Mr. Chetwynd).