§ Mr. Greyasked the Postmaster-General whether the Terrington Committee on the recognition of staff associations in the Post Office has yet received written submissions from all the parties concerned: and how many of the associations have so far given oral evidence.
§ Mr. Ness Edwards:I do not receive progress reports from the Committee, but as I informed my hon. Friend on 30th May, much written evidence has been received. As regards the second part of the Question, I understand that oral evidence has been given by three associations.
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The Attorney-General:I am well aware of the intense resentment caused by the nature of the matter consistently published in the "Daily Worker." The activities of those responsible for the newspaper are already being closely watched by the Director of Public Prosecutions.