§ Mr. CHARLES BATHURSTasked what will be the salaries and the conditions of service of the several officials to be appointed under Clause 52 of the National Insurance Bill?
Mr. McKINNON WOODThe salaries for the Commissioners for England have been stated. I am not yet in a position to give further information.
§ Major ARCHER-SHEECan the right hon. Gentleman say approximately how many thousands of these officials will be appointed?
§ Mr. C. BATHURSTasked to whom, before what date, and in what form, should applications for appointments as officials under Clause 52 of the National Insurance Bill be made?
Mr. McKINNON WOODWhen the Bill has passed into law it will be for the Commissioners to consider when and in what form they desire applications to be made.
§ Mr. C. BATHURSTWill time be allowed after it is passed into law for these applications to be made in order to get the best possible persons?
§ Mr. C. BATHURSTasked whether persons to be appointed as officials under Clause 52 of the National Insurance Bill will require to be nominated; and, if so, by whom?
§ Mr. GODFREY LOCKER - LAMPSONasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer when he will be able to announce the names of the Scottish, Welsh, and Irish Insurance Commissioners?
§ Mr. G. LOCKER-LAMPSONIs there any change of policy in regard to this matter?