HC Deb 25 June 1919 vol 117 c171
Sir DONALD MACLEAN

May I ask the right hon. Gentleman the Home Secretary as to what, if any, change in the business is proposed for to-morrow?

Mr. SHORTT

I understand the feeling is that probably the Acquisition of Land (Assessment of Compensation) Bill will not be got through to-night. We, therefore, propose, as we are able to make the arrangements necessary, not to move the suspension of the Standing Orders but to ask the House not to take more than half of to-morrow on the Bill. In that event, the Post Office Vote will not be taken tomorrow.

Mr. HOGGE

Then what—some small Bills?

Mr. SHORTT

Some small Bills.