HC Deb 01 February 1972 vol 830 cc69-70W
80. Mr. Meacher

asked the Secretary of State for Social Services if the Nutrition Advisory Committee have yet produced any interim report in their investigation of the effect of changes in milk and school meals provision in 1971 on the health and welfare of children; and, in particular, if they have discovered any changes in the intake of calcium or riboflavin.

Mr. Alison

No, but I am confident that the sub-committee of the Committee on Medical Aspects of Food Policy which is currently formulating proposals on monitoring the nutritional state of children will take into account the effects of possible changes in the intake of calcium and riboflavin.

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