§ 50. Viscount WOLMERasked the Prime Minister whether his attention has been called to the recent unrest among asylum attendants in different parts of the country, particularly in Lancashire; and whether he will afford facilities this Session for the passage of the Asylums Officers (Employment, Pensions, and Superannuation) Bill, which has already been approved by the Select Committee appointed to consider it in 1911?
§ The PRIME MINISTERI am informed that there is no widespread unrest, though some dissatisfaction does undoubtedly exist. As regards the latter part of the question, the Government are favourable to the principles of the Bill, and will consider whether the business of the House will admit of facilities for its progress.