43. Mr. MacCALLUM SCOTTasked the Secretary of State for War, in regard to men rejected for military service after the 14th August, 1915, to whom, in accord ance with the Military Service Act, a notice was sent before the 1st September, 1916, calling them up for medical reexamination, and who were thereupon again rejected, whether those men may consider their rejection final or whether they are to remain constantly subject to having the decision reviewed?
§ Mr. FORSTERI would refer the hon. Member to the answer given on the 23rd November to the hon. Member for Cambridge University.
Mr. SCOTTIs the hon. Gentleman aware that the form given to these men calling them up states that the examination will be final, and do the War Office respect that decision?
§ Mr. FORSTERI cannot answer without notice in reference to the statement on the form. In regard to the latter part of the question, my answer to the hon. Member for Cambridge University was that the matter would be final.
§ Mr. FORSTEREverything with which the War Office is concerned is naturally a concern of mine.