HC Deb 08 March 1915 vol 70 cc1135-6
56. Sir JOHN LONSDALE

asked the Vice-President of the Department of Agriculture (Ireland) if he is aware that Irish cattle exporters complain of the cost of war risk insurance; and if he will represent to the Government the necessity for placing the Irish cattle trade upon an equal footing with the trade in frozen and chilled meat by allowing Irish exporters to participate in the benefits of the State-aided scheme of insurance against war risks?

Mr. T. W. RUSSELL (Vice-President of the Board of Agriculture, Ireland)

Inquiries are being made into this matter and I will communicate with the hon. Baronet.