§ Mr. John Fraserasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many travellers from Tanzania were refused entry at Heathrow Airport in June, 1971; what were the reasons for refusal; and what facilities were given to those refused entry to make representations to the Home Office and to receive advice and assistance to put their case for entry being allowed.
§ Mr. SharplesForty-one, which is an exceptionally high figure. Twenty-five were coming for employment without a voucher; 15 wished to settle, but had no entry certificate; and one had a criminal record. All were give the usual facilities to communicate with anyone they wished, and representations were in a number of cases made by them or on their behalf. These were fully considered before the removal directions were put into operation.