§ Colonel DAYasked the Minister of Health if his attention has been drawn to the evidence given at a recent Hackney inquest upon Celia Makoff, for whom, before death, the doctor in attendance prescribed oxygen, which could not be obtained at the local infirmary or from chemists; and if he will consider the advisability of making an order requiring boards of guardians to have a supply of oxygen available for patients upon a doctor's prescription?
§ Mr. NEVILLE CHAMBERLAINMy attention has not previously been drawn to this case. On the information before me I am not satisfied that it is expedient to issue an order such as the hon. and gallant Member suggests.