§ Mr. WALTER LONGMay I ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer a question with reference to a Paper which the Secretary to the Treasury was good enough to promise should be presented to-day? It is not now in the Vote Office. Can the right hon. Gentleman say how soon we are likely to have it, as it has a very important bearing on our present discussions?
§ Mr. LLOYD-GEORGEIt is in the printer's hands, and I understand that it is almost ready for circulation. The idea was to have all these Papers in one volume; not merely the Frankfort, but also 395 the Colonial Papers. If it had not been for that I could have circulated the Frankfort Papers some days ago. I will do my very best to get the Papers circulated, for undoubtedly it would be a great convenience to the Committee to have them as soon as possible.