§ 30. Sir GEORGE REIDasked the Home Secretary whether he has taken into his consideration recent expressions of opinion that the internment of aliens of enemy nationality forthwith is advisable and necessary in the interest of the public safety; does he propose to carry out such internment without or with exceptions; and, if the latter, would there be any objection to lay before Parliament a list of all such exceptions and the reasons for making them?
§ Sir G. CAVEI stated in this House on the 11th instant the decision of the Government with regard to internment, 1203 and effect will at once be given to their decision. Steps will be taken so that all exemptions from internment and the the reasons for exemption may be open to public inspection.