Speeches given by JA [as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Colonial Office], mainly in the House of Commons, with some background notes from the Colonial Office, on subjects including: Kenya and its constitution; sweated labour, particularly relating to Hong Kong; the Colonial Development and Welfare Bill; the Nigeria Independence Bill; a visit to London by the Spanish Minister of Commerce, including talks on Gibraltar; Chinese refugees in Hong Kong; Central African Federation for Rhodesia [later Zambia and Zimbabwe] and Nyasaland [later Malawi]; constitutional talks on Malta; the future of the smaller colonial territories; the closure of the Mountain Lead Mines, Hong Kong; Anglo-Israeli relations; the Church of Central Africa, Presbyterian (CCAP); maintaining law and order in Kenya and Uganda; development in Tanganyika [later Tanzania]; a television service for Kenya; Kenyan prisons; Hola Camp; the political situation in Uganda.