§ 10. Mr. Wingfield Digbyasked the Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, when considering a new constitution for Rhodesia, what evidence he has taken into account about experience gained from the operation of the constitutions in former British possessions in Africa on the basis of which independence was granted.
§ Mr. BottomleyThe former British possessions in Africa whose experience is most relevant to the Rhodesian situation are probably South Africa, Kenya and Zambia. In dealing with the Rhodesian problem we have had these countries much in mind.