HC Deb 15 June 1967 vol 748 cc110-1W
44. Mr. Arthur Lewis

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether he will ask the Commissioner of Police to advise Metropolitan policemen that when members of the public ask them to take note of the numbers of unlicensed road vehicles on the public highway without a current road fund licence and ask them to report this to the proper authorities they should not reply that they are too busy or that the offence is too prevalent for action.

Mr. Roy Jenkins

No. This is a matter primarily for the Commissioner of Police. If a member of the public wishes to complain that a Metropolitan Police officer has dealt with him discourteously he should do so to the Commissioner.