BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (Hansard, 21 July 1913)

§ Mr. BONAR LAW
May I ask the right hon. Gentleman what supply is going to be taken?

§ Mr. LLOYD GEORGE
On Wednesday, we propose to take the Home Office Vote.
On Thursday, the Board of Agriculture Vote, and,
On Friday, the Treasury Vote.

§ sir W. BYLES
When shall we take the Colonial Office Vote?

§ Mr. LLOYD GEORGE
The Colonial Secretary says not until after the arrival of Lord Gladstone's Report, which has not yet arrived.

An HON. MEMBER
When is the right hon. Gentleman going to introduce the Revenue Bill?

§ Mr. LLOYD GEORGE
It has been introduced, and I hope the Bill itself will be in the Vote Office -within the next two or three hours.
Ordered, That the Proceedings upon Report of the National Insurance Act (1911) Amendment [Money], if under discussion at Eleven o'clock this night, be not interrupted under the Standing Order (Sittings of the House), and may be entered upon and proceeded with at any hour, though opposed.—[The Prime Minister.]