PARLIAMENTARY RULE
SYSTEM IN BRITAIN PRIME MINISTER'S VIEWS British Wirelesß RUGBY, Jan. 8 At a conference of the Federation of University Conservative Associations, at Edinburgh, Mr. John Buchan, Conservative member of the House of Commons for Scottish Universities, read a message from the Prime Minister. Mr. Mac Donald, who wrote: — "Our Parliamentary system has always provided for a division of opinion upon ways and measures, but for xinderlyinc unity upon national purposes. "A National Government must reflect that system. There must lie unity upon aims and wholesome variety of opinion about methods of national effort today."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22004, 10 January 1935, Page 9
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