§ 95. Mr. T. W. Jonesasked the Minister of Fuel and Power whether he will introduce legislation to increase the borrowing powers for capital expenditure of elec-
198Wentering each Service in each of the years 1951, 1952, 1953 and 1954, the particulars being given on a quarterly basis to conform to the pattern shown in Part A, SSS(R) (55) 1, separate figures being given in addition to show the number of boys enlisting on Regular engagement.
§ Mr. H. MacmillanThe following is the reply:
tricity boards in the light of the programmes of nuclear power and in view of the need for a rapid expansion of the electrification programme.
§ Mr. Joynson-HicksNo. The British Electricity Authority at present have unused borrowing powers of about £675 million and this will accommodate all possible capital expenditure on nuclear power stations within the next few years.