HC Deb 02 May 1918 vol 105 cc1715-6
76. Major DAVIES

asked the Under Secretary of State for War whether, in view of the increased demands upon the medical man-power of the country, he will take immediate steps to present to the House the Report of the Committee of Inquiry into the Medical Service in France; and if he can inform the House when a decision will be arrived at by the Army Council?

Mr. MACPHERSON

In the opinion of the recognised heads of the civil medical profession there is nothing in the Report on which action is likely to be taken affecting the medical man-power of this country. As I informed my hon. and gallant Friend on 23rd April, consideration of the Report has had to be suspended during the present emergency. It is not proposed to publish the Report.