Medical Aid to Developing Countries (Report)

Oral Answers to Questions — Technical Co-Operation – in the House of Commons at 12:00 am on 18 February 1964.

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Photo of Mr James Boyden Mr James Boyden , Bishop Auckland 12:00, 18 February 1964

asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation what progress has been made in implementing the Porritt Report on Medical Aid to the Developing Countries.

Photo of Mr Robert Carr Mr Robert Carr , Mitcham

All the recommendations of the Porritt Working Party accepted by the Government are being actively pursued. To give two examples: we shall shortly award the first of the 25 special bursaries for post-graduates from overseas; and arrangements for the 18 lectureships at the London and Liverpool Schools of Tropical Medicine have been completed, and the first two posts filled.

Photo of Mr James Boyden Mr James Boyden , Bishop Auckland

Can the right hon. Gentleman say how many doctors and sister-tutors have been seconded?

Photo of Mr Robert Carr Mr Robert Carr , Mitcham

I require notice of that question.