Bilainkin recounts his experiences abroad in Germany, Holland, and France. He has a reply from Kingsley Martin on Alan Robbins raising the suppression of 10 reports on Lynne's case with the Press Council. Bilainkin hopes the Council will remove the secrecy surrounding Lynne's case. Bilainkin writes: "I still pray daily, morning and night, for early death.... It seems the child must be turned into a psychotic, neurotic weakling...." He is writing a draft of a speech, hoping BR will read it in the House.