§ 22. Major GLYNasked the Secretary of State for War whether, in view of the absolute necessity of establishing a first-class system of education in the Army, he can state what steps have been taken to carry out the proposals stated on the introduction of the Army Estimates; how much money is to be devoted to this object as an annual charge; and what inducements are being offered to attract the best men to become Army school-masters?
§ 47. Major McKENZIE WOODasked the Prime Minister whether, with a view to the prevention of waste arising out of the existence of both the old Army school system and the new Army educational training scheme side by side, he will expedite the decision regarding the permanent personnel for Army education?
§ Mr. FORSTERIt is recognised that the existence of the old Army school system and the new educational training system for the Army side by side is unsatisfactory and must be terminated as soon as possible by the formation of a single body, unifying and retaining the best features of both, and I hope to be in a, position to make a statement shortly.
§ Major WOODHave we not had the same answer for six months? When shall we get a definite answer on this point?
§ Mr. FORSTERI have just said I hope to be able to make a statement shortly. I am afraid I cannot name a precise date.