asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation how many students in colleges of technology in African Commonwealth countries are being financed by his Department.

asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation how many British graduates of British universities are teaching and doing research in African Commonwealth countries.

asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation how many British doctors and nurses he expects to recruit this year for service in Northern Rhodesia.

asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation when he expects to appoint agricultural liaison officers to the High Commission offices in the developing countries of the Commonwealth.

asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation if he will make representations to the University Central Council on Admissions to ensure that students from developing countries applying for...

asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation if he will make a statement about the extent to which his Department is now equipped to make and distribute films for use in developing countries;...

asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation if he is aware that, in order to encourage technical experts to undertake periods of overseas service, it is necessary to guarantee security in...

asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation what progress has been made in setting up the Council for Volunteers Overseas.

President: H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh.

asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation (1) what payment, other than earned pension, is being offered to designated and to non-designated officers, respectively, in Nyasaland who are no...

asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation what consultations there have been between his Department and voluntary organisations regarding the allocation of money collected by registered...

asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation what steps he is taking in connection with the setting up of a new council to stimulate and co-ordinate British aid and assistance to developing...