Oral Answers to Questions — Airways Corporations (Trade Union Negotiations)

– in the House of Commons am 12:00 am ar 13 Awst 1947.

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Photo of Mr Charles Byers Mr Charles Byers , Dorset Northern 12:00, 13 Awst 1947

asked the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Civil Aviation what are the terms of the policy directive issued by his department to the managements of B.O.A.C., B.E.A.C. or B.S.A.A.C. to the effect that their trade union negotiations should take a particular line or be conducted in a particular way.

Photo of Mr George Lindgren Mr George Lindgren , Wellingborough

No such directive has been issued and my noble Friend has no intention of interfering with the established machinery for such negotiations which, in the case of civil aviation is the National Joint Council for Civil Air Transport.

Photo of Mr Jon Rankin Mr Jon Rankin , Glasgow Tradeston

Will my hon. Friend take into consideration the views of the British Air Line Pilots' Association in any of these negotiations?

Photo of Mr George Lindgren Mr George Lindgren , Wellingborough

The organisation referred to is a member of the National Joint Council.