§ 42. Mr. R. M'LARENasked the Home-Secretary if Sir R. Redmayne is no longer acting as chief inspector of mines; and if he will state if he receives his salary from the Home Office besides a salary from the Coal Controller's Office?
§ Mr. SHORTTSir Richard Redmayne is not at present acting as Chief Inspector. He has been temporarily lent to the Coal Controller to act as the Controller's Chief Technical Adviser. He continues, as is usual in such cases, to receive the salary of his permanent appointment, and he is paid, I understand, an additional allowance of £300 by the Coal Controller's Department.