§ MR. COGHILL (Stoke-upon-Trent)I beg to ask the First Lord of the Treasury when he proposes to take into consideration the Lords' Amendments to the Vaccination Bill?
§ THE FIRST LORD OF THE TREASURYTo-night. I cannot give a pledge as to the hour, but the subject will not be taken before 12 o'clock.
§ DR. CLARK (Caithness)May I remind the right honourable Gentleman that the Bill has not yet been read a third time in the House of Lords, and until that is done we do not know what the Amendments will be for our consideration?
§ THE FIRST LORD OF THE TREASURYThe honourable Gentleman knows that if the Bill is not read a third time we cannot take the Amendments to-night, but I have reason to believe that the Bill will be read a third time by the Lords this afternoon.
§ MR. BARTLEY (Islington, N.)Will the right honourable Gentleman name an hour after which the Vaccination Bill will not be taken?
§ THE FIRST LORD OF THE TREASURYI shall not begin the consideration of the Lords' Amendments after one o'clock.
§ MR. BAYLEY (Derbyshire, Chesterfield)Shall we be able to get the printed Amendments from the Vote Office?
§ THE FIRST LORD OF THE TREASURYI am afraid I cannot say, but I imagine that the discussion will be of such a character that in the absence of printed Amendments honourable Members will be put to no inconvenience.
§ MR. COGHILLI beg to ask the First Lord of the Treasury whether it is the intention of the Government to introduce next Session a Re-vaccination Bill?
§ THE FIRST LORD OF THE TREASURYI cannot pledge the Government as to the course of legislation next Session.