§ Sir H. Morris-Jonesasked the Home Secretary whether the same liberty of criticism is allowed to newspapers printed in the vernacular in Wales as is given to the English Press?
§ Sir J. AndersonThe answer is in the affirmative.
§ Sir H. Morris-Jonesasked the Home Secretary who now acts as censor for periodicals printed in Welsh, and what are his qualifications; and whether he has any connection with any Welsh newspaper?
§ Sir J. AndersonThe censor who is employed, and has from an early date in the war been employed, to censor any matter submitted by newspapers printed in Welsh reads and speaks Welsh fluently and is well qualified for the post by education and experience. He has no connection with any Welsh newspaper.