§ Mr. Peter Reesasked the Prime Minister (1) which subjects are to be referred to the first meeting of the joint consultative committee on policy;
(2) whether he will publish regularly the names of those who attend the Joint consultative committee on policy which he announced on 24th March;
(3) whether the conclusions of the joint consultative committee on policy will be made public;
(4) which Minister will be answerable in the House for the conclusions of the joint consultative committee on policy.
§ Mr. Tebbitasked the Prime Minister (1) if persons other than hon. Members will take part in the proceedings of the joint consultative committee of Liberal and Labour representatives;
(2)which Minister will answer questions concerning the joint consultative committee of Liberal and Labour representatives chaired by the Lord President of the Council;
(3)if he will arrange to publish the agenda of the joint consultative committee of Labour and Liberal representatives before the meetings take place;
(4) in what way the proceedings of the joint consultative committee of Liberal and Labour representatives will be reported to the House;
(5)what arrangements he will make to ensure that confidential matters discussed in the joint consultative committee of Liberal and Labour representatives are not leaked to outside bodies.
§ Mr. FootI have been asked to reply.
I would refer the hon. Members to the answer I have today given to the hon. Member for Surrey, North-West (Mr. Grylls).
§ Mr. Trotterasked the Prime Minister whether official cars will be made available to Liberal Party spokesmen attending meetings of the joint consultative committee.
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§ Mr. Charles R. MorrisI have been asked to reply.
No.