§ Sir Russell Johnstonasked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what consideration he has given to the communication from the European Commission, entitled "Making a Success of the Single Act."
§ Mrs. ChalkerThe Commission's paper was discussed by Foreign Ministers on 22 February. My right hon. and learned Friend made clear that the first requirement was for measures to be taken to control expenditure, including agricultural expenditure and called on the Commission to put forward detailed proposals building on the ideas in its paper. He made clear that Britain stood by the conclusions of the Fontainebleau European Council of June 1984 and saw no case for going beyond them.