§ MR. SEXTONMay I ask the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether he has put the Instruction which stood in his name on the Paper merely as a Notice, or whether he intends to move it to-day?
§ *MR. JACKSONI think it would be for the general convenience that I should, in pursuance of the pledge I have given on the Second Reading, endeavour to bring up a clause giving power for the compulsory acquisition of sites for schools. I find it would require an Instruction to the Committee to enable me to put that clause in the Bill, and therefore, if hon. Members 561 have no objection, I will move the Instruction, and go into Committee pro foumâ.
§ MR. SEXTONI quite approve of the Instruction, and consider it to be very valuable; but I should like to ask, after the debate on Monday, and the speech of the right hon. Gentleman, what arrangements will be made in regard to the Bill?
§ *MR. JACKSONI should certainly consult the general convenience of the House.