§ Mr. WHITELEYasked the Minister of Health whether the admission that there are risks to health in the practice of vac- 2146W cination, implied in the appointment of a committee one of the duties of which is to inquire into the practical methods which are available to diminish or remove those risks, will be taken into account. when the question of the abolition of the compulsory vaccination laws is under consideration?
Mr. CHAMBERLAINThere is no present intention of amending the vaccination laws, and the question, therefore, does not arise.