HC Deb 17 December 1942 vol 385 c2115W
Sir R. Gower

asked the Minister of Agriculture whether, in view of the importance of the regulations relating to the quarantine of dogs coming from abroad, in preventing the reintroduction of rabies into this country, he is satisfied that the machinery for enforcing them is working satisfactorily?

Mr. Hudson

I am satisfied that at present the regulations which require dogs brought from abroad to be detained in quarantine are being properly enforced. I realise, however, that when the time arrives for troops and other personnel to return to this country in large numbers, the problem may become more complex and I am therefore keeping the matter in mind.