§ Q14. Mr. Sillarsasked the Prime Minister if he will make a ministerial broadcast on his meeting with the President of France.
§ The Prime MinisterNo, but I made a full statement to the House yesterday.
§ Q16. Mr. Dalyellasked the Prime Minister what discussions he is having with President Pompidou on an Anglo-French nuclear capability.
§ The Prime MinisterI would refer the hon. Gentleman to the statement which I made yesterday and to the answers I gave to supplementary questions from112W the right hon. Gentleman the Member for Huyton (Mr. Harold Wilson).
§ Q17. Mr. Arthur Lewisasked the Prime Minister whether, during his recent discussions with President Pompidou, he raised the question of Great Britain's ability, once in the Common Market, to get her supplies from elsewhere and the effect of this on her trade with each of the Commonwealth countries; and what President Pompidou's attitude was to these matters.
§ The Prime MinisterI have nothing to add to the statement which I made yesterday.
§ Q21. Mr. Rankinasked the Prime Minister whether he discussed the ways in which joining the Common Market will affect unemployment in Scotland when he met President Pompidou.
§ The Prime MinisterThis matter was not discussed.
§ Mr. Skinnerasked the Prime Minister whether he will now make a statement on his official talks with President Pompidou on 20th–21st May in Paris.
§ The Prime MinisterI did so yesterday.