§ 74. Mr. GILBERTasked when the Departmental Committee appointed in September, 1913, to report as to the steps by which effect shall be given to the scheme of the Report of the Haldane Commission on University Education in London, and to recommend the specific arrangements and provisions which may be immediately adopted for that purpose, is likely to present its Report?
§ Mr. FISHERThe work of the Committee was suspended during the War, and it has not yet been resumed. The whole question of the reconstitution of the University is at present receiving my consideration.
§ Sir P. MAGNUSHas a proposal been made, or is it in contemplation, to remove the central offices from South Kensington, and, if so, will the right hon. Gentleman take care that these proposals are submitted for the consideration of the Senate before the arrangement is concluded?
§ Mr. FISHERYes. I think that any proposals that are to be made will be submitted for the consideration by the Senate.