§ 61. Mr. MOUNTasked what provision for sanatorium treatment is made for established servants of the Post Office?
§ Mr. HOBHOUSEThe medical attendance provided by the Post Office for its staff docs not include the provision of sanatorium treatment. About one-half of the established staff are voluntary subscribers to the Post Office Sanatorium Society, an unofficial society controlled by the members themselves. I understand that the staff, in return for the subscription of 2s. a year, are able to obtain sanatorium treatment when required without delay and for as long as may be necessary.
§ Sir RYLAND ADKINSDoes that apply to the employés generally—to those who do not subscribe?
§ Mr. HOBHOUSEIt applies to those who subscribe an annual amount to the society.
§ Mr. STEPHEN GWYNNCan the right hon. Gentleman say what is done in this matter as regards established Post Office servants in Ireland?
§ Mr. HOBHOUSEI should imagine the same conditions apply, but I should like notice of that question.