Meynell informs BR that he has written to Dora regarding Williams-Ellis's invitation and regarding the general principles of such invitations. "I make it my own suggestion that if neither parent objects to an invitation, the time so occupied should be deducted from the whole time and the balance divided between the parents. If either parent object to this particular invitation then the other must allocate his or her own time to it. This will prevent either parent promoting invitations which may diminish the amount of time the children would have to spend with the other."

Meynell also informs BR that he wrote to Dora asking if she would like a witness to the tossing.