HC Deb 28 June 1888 vol 327 c1547
MR. KIMBER (Wandsworth)

asked Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Whether any Register of Retired Civil Servants fit for service, with a view to reemployment in other branches, has yet been established by the Government pursuant to expectations held out by him on July 26 last in this House; and, if so, where, and whether it is open for inspection; and, if not established, has the scheme yet been laid before, or received the assent of, the Treasury, as was then suggested would be necessary?

THE CHANCELLOR or THE EXCHEQUER (Mr. GOSCHEN) (St. George's, Hanover Square)

I found that the form of such a Register existed under the title of "Civil Pensioners under 50 years of age available for further service." No further scheme or assent of the Treasury was necessary, and I am giving directions to have the Register made up to date; but the Register would not be open to individual inspection. I shall have no objection, however, to a Return being moved for giving the full particulars.