§ 60. Mr. Rankinasked the Secretary of State for the Colonies how often, and by what methods, information on the race of visitors entering Tanganyika is conveyed to hotels and travel agencies; why such concerns are unable to estimate the different requirements of their clients from their normal commercial experience; and whether the Government of Tanganyika will make it clear to them that discrimination between clients on racial grounds alone is deprecated by the Government.
§ Mr. LytteltonThis and other information about visitors to Tanganyika is published in quarterly statistical bulletins. I 79W understand that the information is useful to the tourist trade, but I cannot say how far it would be inconvenienced by its absence. The Tanganyika Government's disapproval of racial discrimination has been repeatedly stated and is well known throughout the Territory.