HC Deb 17 October 1946 vol 427 c259W
119. Mr. Wyatt

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department who were the doctors on whose reports he decided not to recommend a reprieve for Neville Heath; what are their qualifications in psychiatric medicine; and when did they become so qualified.

Mr. Ede

The two doctors whom I appointed to hold a medical enquiry in this case are Dr. Norwood East, who is the present President of the Psychiatric Section of the Royal Society of Medicine, and lecturer on Crime and Insanity at the Maudsley Hospital (University of London) and Dr. J. S. Hopwood, who is the Superintendent of Broadmoor Asylum.