§ Q11. Mr. Spearingasked the Prime Minister what arrangements have now been made for the projected visit of Mr. Tindemans to discuss further progress towards monetary and political union within the EEC.
§ Mr. Edward ShortI have been asked to reply.
My right hon. Friend looks forward to welcoming Mr. Tindemans to this country later this summer, but detailed arrangements have yet to be made for his visit.
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§ Q15. Mr. Adleyasked the Prime Minister if the speech by the Secretary of State for Industry in Glasgow on 13th April on the subject of EEC membership, represents the policy of Her Majesty's Government.
§ Q30. Mr. Norman Lamontasked the Prime Minister whether the speech of the Secretary of State for Industry in Glasgow on 13th April concerning the effect of the EEC on the working of his Department represents Government policy.
§ Mr. Edward ShortI have been asked to reply.
I refer the hon. Members to the reply which my right hon. Friend gave to my hon. Friend the Member for Hemsworth (Mr. Woodhall) on 17th April.
§ Q17. Mr. Cryerasked the Prime Minister when he anticipates the next EEC Heads of Government meeting will be held.
§ Mr. Edward ShortI have been asked to reply.
I expect the Heads of Community Governments will wish to meet again during the summer, probably in July.