66. Mr. MacCALLUM SCOTTasked whether, in regard to an application for exemption from the sole head of a business which would be ruined if he was called up for military service, and who has dependants, he has advised the tribunals to have regard to any allowances and other assistance which may be available; whether the tribunals are also to consider the fact that these allowances will not be continued after the War, and that, owing to the business being lost and the man having no capital to start afresh, he and his dependants may be permantly reduced in status and deprived of their means of earning their livelihood?
§ Mr. HAYES FISHERIt is for the tribunals to deal with each case on its merits, taking account of all relevant considerations, including such matters as are referred to in the question.