§ Mr. RAWLINSONasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether a Committee has been appointed by him to obtain information for him and for the Cabinet regarding the actual conditions of life and labour in Great Britain; whether, if such is the case, he will state the duties of such Committee and the names of its members; and by whom the expenses of such Committee will be defrayed?
§ Mr. LLOYD GEORGEThe hon. and learned Member rather magnifies the scope of the Committee. Its object is to investigate the question of land reform and kindred problems. For a reply to the rest of his question, I would refer him to the answer given this afternoon by my right hon. Friend the Prime Minister to the hon. Member for Enfield. I may repeat that the expenses of the Committee are being defrayed from private sources.