§ 102. Mr. Swinglerasked the President of the Board of Trade to what extent he has consulted the Cinematograph Films Council and organisation of the film industry about the contents of legislation on films foreshadowed in the Gracious Speech.
§ Mr. ErrollThe Cinematograph Films Bill which has now been introduced in another place was framed after my right hon. Friend had considered the views of the various sections of the industry and the advice of the Cinematograph Films Council and of the National Film Finance Corporation.
§ 103. Mr. Swinglerasked the President of the Board of Trade his estimate of the annual yield of the proposed statutory levy on cinema exhibitors.
§ Mr. ErrollSubsection (3) (a) of Clause 2 of the Cinematograph Films Bill requires the Board of Trade to fix the rates
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