Oral Answers to Questions — Armed Forces – in the House of Commons at 12:00 am on 6 August 1947.
I would ask my hon. Friend to await the statement to be made this afternoon by my right hon. Friend the Prime Minister, in the Debate on the state of the nation.
In view of the fact that confidence in similar replies to other Questions has often proved to be misplaced, can my right hon. Friend give a guarantee that the information asked for in the Question will be given by the Prime Minister?
The hon. Gentleman had better await the speech.