§ Sir ROBERT THOMASasked the Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Agriculture whether he is aware that the National Farmers' Union of Wales are greatly concerned regarding the future agricultural policy of the Government; that the price of oats in Wales has fallen from 52s. per quarter, which was obtainable in December, 1918, to 40s.; and that the farmers are unable to pay the 50s. per week wages to labourers which is now being demanded; and whether the President of the Board of Agriculture will appoint a Royal Commission to inquire into the whole subject?
§ Major O'NEILLasked the Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Agriculture whether, in his forthcoming announcement as to guaranteed prices for cereals of the 1919 crop and as to the general future policy of the Government in respect of agriculture, he will also deal with the question of minimum prices for hay, potatoes, beef, butter, and pork, and the provision of markets for such produce?