§ 39. Colonel DAYasked the Minister of Pensions if his attention has been drawn to the inadequate water supply at the Ministry of Pensions hospital, Saltash, Cornwall; and whether he will take steps to remedy the resulting inconvenience and danger to the men undergoing treatment there?
§ The MINISTER of PENSIONS (Major Tryon)While the water supply at the Saltash Hospital is, at times, not all that could be desired, I am pleased to say that the position gives no cause for anxiety.
§ Colonel DAYIs the Minister aware that sometimes the water is not turned on till 8 o'clock, so that the men cannot have their baths?
§ Major TRYONThe difficulty is one of pressure, but I am glad to say that at the moment the condition is normal, and there are about 30,000 gallons in reserve.