§ Mr. LEONARD LYLEasked the Attorney-General if he will issue a White Paper explaining the necessity for continuing, temporarily, the Rules and Regulations set out in Parts I. and II., respec- 1954W tively, of the Third Sshedule to the War Emergency Laws (Continuance) bill, relating to the regulation of traffic on railways; the increased charges for the carriage of merchandise by sea between Great Britain and Ireland; the control of canals; the increased dock charges; the regulation of traffic at ports; and showing where there is repetition of the powers sought by the Bill and the Ministry of Transport Act?
§ Sir G. HEWARTIt does not appear to me that the course suggested in the question is practicable or, indeed, desirable. A White Paper of the kind might be some-what voluminous, and in practice the requisite explanations have, I think, been given orally in Committee.