84. Mr. Vaneasked the President of the Board of Trade what proportion of the mining timber of all classes needed to achieve the coal output envisaged in Command Paper No. 7572 on European Co-operation, Chapter 3, is to be found from home-grown supplies.
§ Mr. J. EdwardsWe are anxious that home woodlands shall provide as high a proportion of our mining timber requirements as good forestry will allow: by 1952–53 this should have settled down to between 10 and 15 per cent.