§ Mr. Mitchisonasked the Assistant Postmaster-General whether he is aware that some television sets cause interference with the reception of sound broadcasts; and what steps he proposes to take, by way of promoting legislation or otherwise, to control the manufacture of television sets, so that purchasers may not find themselves unable to use them without breach of a condition of their receiving licences.
§ Mr. GammansI am aware of this difficulty, but I do not think we need power to control manufacture of television sets. Radio manufacturers are fully alive to the problem and I am confident that, in their own interests, they will produce sets that meet the licence conditions.