Orders of the Day — Clause 47. — (Assumptions to be made in assessing compensation on compulsory acquisition.)

Part of the debate – in the House of Commons am 12:00 am ar 12 Mai 1947.

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Photo of Mr William Morrison Mr William Morrison , Cirencester and Tewkesbury 12:00, 12 Mai 1947

I do not rise to urge that Clause 47 should stand part of the Bill. I shall be glad to see this obnoxious Clause pass from this Bill. The right hon. Gentleman indicated in Committee, in response to representations on the inequity of 1939 prices, that he proposed to introduce at a later stage other provisions modifying and altering them. He was not then in a position to indicate the nature of them, but he has since put them on the Order Paper. When we come to consider what it is proposed to substitute, we may have something to say about it, but both sides of the Committee are agreed about making the necessary aperture or gap, subsequently to be filled up by what the Minister suggests at a later stage.