§ Mr. VazTo ask the Prime Minister if she has issued a formal invitation to Mr. Nelson Mandela to visit her in Britain.
§ The Prime MinisterAs we explained in our statement of 2 February I plan to do so now that he is free.
§ Mr. VazTo ask the Prime Minister if she intends to make an official visit to South Africa this year.
§ The Prime MinisterI plan to visit South Africa in due course.
§ Mr. VazTo ask the Prime Minister if she will make a statement on her meeting with the Rev. Jesse Jackson on Monday 6 February.
§ The Prime MinisterWe had a full discussion on the situation in South Africa. We share the objective of an end to apartheid through peaceful negotiations.
§ Mr. VazTo ask the Prime Minister when was the last time she spoke to President de Klerk of South Africa.
§ The Prime MinisterWe are in regular contact with the South African Government.
§ Mr. CabornTo ask the Prime Minister if she will list all representations additional to that made by the Minister for Sport to the chairman of the Test and County Cricket Board on 2 August 1989 made by(a) herself, (b) any of her Ministers and (c) Government officials to dissuade the members of the rebel cricket tour of South Africa frorn undertaking the tour.
§ The Prime MinisterThe Government's position on the cricket tour to South Africa is set out in my hon. Friend the Minister for Sport's letter of 2 August to the chairman of the Test and County Cricket Board. At my hon. Friend's request, his letter was copied to the players concerned.