HC Deb 05 March 1971 vol 812 cc535-6W
Mr. Elystan Morgan

asked the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food what studies are at the moment being carried out by his Department into problems or conditions which are of special significance in relation to Wales.

Mr. Anthony Stodart

The agricultural problems typical of Wales also exist elsewhere in the United Kingdom. Virtually all my Department's work is therefore important to Wales: but among the problems to which my Department is at present giving special attention are those that concern hill areas and the possibility of improving our farm structure schemes. These are both subjects of special relevance to conditions in Wales.