§ Mr. Arthur Lewisasked the Attorney-General how many counsel appointed by him to represent the Department of Health and Social Services have 0 to one, one to three and three to five years' experience, respectively; and what quali fications those with less than one year's experience have which make them preferable to others with the same experience.
§ The Solicitor General:The answers are: nil, nil, nil; the further question does not arise.
§ Mr. Arthur Lewisasked the Attorney-General what personal and professional qualities, over and above those demanded for entry to the profession, are necessary in a barrister representing a Government Department.
The Attorney General:Proven ability in the field of law in which they practise fitting them to undertake the work involved.