HC Deb 29 July 1937 vol 326 cc3349-50W
Mr. McEntee

asked the Secretary of State for the Colonies whether, as soon as a decision has been reached upon the restoration of the temporary allowances to Government employés, he will consider the desirability of setting up, either in Malaya or in London, a round-table conference of representatives of employers and European employés in the tin and rubber industry with a view to ascertaining whether the present remuneration of such European workers is, in all the circumstances, adequate?

Mr. Ormsby-Gore

I do not consider that there is any sufficient reason for the Government to convene such a conference.