HC Deb 20 February 1924 vol 169 cc1814-5W
Mr. LANSBURY

asked the First Commissioner of Works whether he will make arrangements for opening St. Stephen's crypt to the public during such time as the House or its precincts are open to the public?

Mr. JOWETT

The crypt is at present open to the public on Saturdays and at other times to persons accompanied by Members. The Lord Great Chamberlain, in whose charge the crypt is placed, is opposed to any extension of these facilities, on account of the cost of the additional police required.