§ 58. Mr. William Hamiltonasked the Postmaster-General whether, in view of the increased danger to shipping following the creation of additional radio pirate stations, he will now take immediate steps to alleviate the problem.
Mr. BeanI am well aware of the danger of interference from these ships to radio communications between ships and shore and, as I have told the House, legislation to put a stop to pirate stations around our shores will be introduced as soon as practicable.
§ 62. Mr. Rowlandasked the Postmaster-General what machinery he has set up to deal with television test transmissions made without permission from pirate broadcasting ships.
§ Mr. BennThe legislation which the Government intends to introduce will enable me to take action against all pirate broadcasting including television.