HC Deb 13 June 1984 vol 61 c467W
Mr. Oakes

asked the Attorney-General (1) what action he proposes to take on the recommendations of the Law Commission, 1981 with regard to the School Sites Act 1841 as amended;

(2) if he will introduce legislation to repeal the School Sites Act 1841.

The Attorney-General

The position is being considered afresh in the light of the decision in re Rowhook Mission Hall on 1 March this year, where Nourse, J. distinguished the earlier case of re Clayton's Deed Poll, and of the responses to his consultation paper on the Law Commission report.

Mr. Oakes

asked the Attorney-General what representations to repeal the School Sites Act 1841 he has received; and from whom.

The Attorney-General

None, but the Lord Chancellor has received several representations from religious and educational bodies and from the legal profession in response to his consultation paper on the Law Commission's report.