§ 34. Mr. Geoffrey Lloydasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether, so long as sufficient housing is not available in the areas concerned, he will instruct immigration officers to make greater use of their existing power to admit immigrants subject to conditions governing the length of stay or employment or occupation in this country.
§ Sir F. SoskiceThis is one of the aspects of immigration control which I am reviewing, but the classes of immigrants who could be so restricted under existing law are limited.
§ Mr. Geoffrey Lloydasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether he will give Government assistance to the Birmingham University study, in the Sparkbrook area of Birmingham, of the social effects of immigration.
§ Sir F. SoskiceI understand that this study is receiving support from funds provided by the Nuffield Foundation through the Institute of Race Relations, and I know of no request for Government assistance.