§ 119. Mr. Collinsasked the Minister of Health if he is now in a position to make a statement on the appropriateness in postwar conditions of the range of basic salaries adopted for registration officers in 1929; and what representations have been made to him recently by the Local Government Clerks' Association on this subject.
§ Mr. BevanI would refer my hon Friend to the statement which I made on 281W 6th March last in reply to my hon. Friend the Member for the Park Division of Sheffield (Mr. Burden). I have just received from the Local Government Clerks Association representations regarding the appropriate remuneration for superintendent registrars in present conditions, but I have not yet received any representations from the central associations representing the local authorities and the registrars of births and deaths, respectively.