HC Deb 13 March 1957 vol 566 cc180-1W
68. Mr. K. Robinson

asked the Secretary of State for the Colonies if he is satisfied with the investigation by the Governor of Cyprus of the complaint of Miss Maria Lambrou, in which none of the complainant's witnesses was interviewed; whether Miss Lambrou and her lawyer will be allowed to see the medical reports of Dr. Taliodoros and Dr. Zenon; and if he will place in the Library a summary of the evidence considered by the Governor in the course of this investigation.

Mr. Lennox-Boyd

The Answer to the first part of the Question is Yes, I am fully satisfied. All persons who had anything to do with Miss Lambrou whilst in custody, as well as the two doctors who saw her afterwards, were interviewed. The doctors' diagnosis is a matter between her and them and of course she and her lawyer are free to ask for the medical reports. I will see that a summary of the evidence is placed in the Library.