HC Deb 30 July 1958 vol 592 cc143-4W
Sir T. Low

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what he estimates to have been the effect of the exercise of Treasury consent under the Exchange Control Act, 1947, on the establishment in the United Kingdom of undertakings owned by non-residents.

Mr. Amory

The exercise of Treasury consent under the Exchange Control Act has in the past tended to deter some kinds of foreign investment in this country. Permission under this Act will in future be given for the establishment of any new enterprise here by non-residents. I would like to take this opportunity of emphasising the welcome we extend to the non-resident investor.

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