Vice-Admiral TAYLORasked the Minister of Transport whether, in framing the London traffic draft regulations, he had before him the evidence submitted to the sub-committee of the London advisory committee; and whether he took such evidence into his consideration?
§ Mr. HERBERT MORRISONThe answers to both parts of the question are in the affirmative.
Vice-Admiral TAYLORasked the Minister of Transport, in view of the fact that the existing terms of the London traffic draft regulations prohibit the operation of express carriages of those sight-seeing tours the routes of which are solely within the scheduled areas, and which help to attract a large number of foreign visitors to London, if he will modify the regulations in order to encourage this traffic?
§ Mr. MORRISONI have received representations as to the effect which the proposed regulations would have upon sight-seeing tours in London, and I will give careful consideration to this aspect of the problem.