§ Sir WALTER MENZIESasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he proposes to make any provision in the National Insurance Bill, or the regulations to be made thereunder, which will enable any insured person who conscientiously objects to ordinary or orthodox medical treatment to obtain such other forms of medical treatment as they may desire?
§ Mr. HOBHOUSEUnder the Amendments put on the Paper by my right hon. Friend, any person will be able to obtain medical treatment from any duly qualified medical man, however unorthodox his methods.