Does the Prime Minister appreciate that on both sides of the House there is real regret that Parliament, as such, could not express sympathy with India at the recent death of her Prime Minister? Even though there may not be a precedent for this, is that not all the more reason for this matter to be very carefully considered, not only in respect of India but in respect of our other partners in the Commonwealth, so that on occasions of great national calamity, or the death of some eminent statesman, there should be some opportunity in this House for Parliament, as distinct from the Government, to express its sympathy with other Parliaments? Would not he again consider the possibility of devising some means of meeting this situation?