§ 13. Mr. P. A. HARRISasked the Undersecretary for War whether the Army Council will consider the advisability of promising a Volunteer medal at the end of the War for men in the Volunteer Force in Sections A and B who have undertaken special service connected with Home defence or who have done a large amount of training, say, not less than 120 drills, and whether he realises that the promise of such a medal would do much to bring the establishment of the various battalions up to strength?
§ Mr. MACPHERSONNo, Sir; I am afraid that my hon. Friend's suggestion is hardly practicable, in any case at the present juncture.