§ Mr. CHAPLINMay I ask the Prime Minister if he can state what business he proposes to take to-morrow and during the rest of the week?
§ The PRIME MINISTERTo-morrow I shall move a Vote of Credit.
On Thursday we propose to take the Report of that Vote.
It will be for the convenience of the House if I add that we propose to sit three days a week—Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Sir H. DALZIELCan the Prime Minister say whether he contemplates making any general statement on the military position, having regard to the fact that a statement is already promised for another place?
§ The PRIME MINISTERI am going to move a Vote of Credit to-morrow, and I shall then review the situation.
§ Mr. HOGGECan the right hon. Gentleman tell us what is the position of the Naval and Military War Pensions Bill, and when we may expect to consider that?
§ The PRIME MINISTERIt is in the House of Lords at present.
§ Mr. RONALD McNEILLAs the House is to sit three days a week will the right hon. Gentleman make the same arrangements in regard to notice of questions?
§ The PRIME MINISTERYes.
§ Sir J. D. REESWill the Prime Minister to-morrow deal with the question of recruiting?
§ The PRIME MINISTERI cannot anticipate what I shall say to-morrow.