67. Mr. BARLOWasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he is able to make any statement as to the prospects of the Education Bill, or to give any assurance that will satisfy the growing anxiety in the country that the Bill may be unduly delayed?
§ Mr. BONAR LAWI cannot add anything to what I have already said on this subject. The Government fully realise 572 the importance of this measure, and it is their intention, subject to the exigencies of the War, to carry it through Parliament as quickly as possible.