Mr. MacDONALDMay we know what the business is going to be for next week? I understood it was left open on Thursday.
§ The PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY to the TREASURY (Commander Eyres Monsell)Monday will be a Supply Day and we shall take the Board of Trade Vote, which has been put down by the Liberal party.
Tuesday will be another Supply Day and will be a Labour party day, and the Vote which has been put down is that for the Ministry of Health, Relief of Unemployment.
On Wednesday we hope to be able to take the Finance Bill. I understand there has been some slight difficulty in getting the Bill printed, but I hope that will be overcome by Monday.
Mr. MacDONALDSupposing the Finance Bill is not ready, the Wednesday arrangements will be varied?
§ Commander EYRES MONSELLNot necessarily.
§ Mr. LLOYD GEORGEI am not aware of all the business on the Orders of the Day, but if we proceed with the expedition with which business has been discharged during the past two or three days, and the House comes to an end of these Orders, may I take it there will be an adjournment so as to give the Prime Minister an opportunity, at any rate up to four o'clock, to make a statement?
§ Commander EYRES MONSELLIf the House comes to an end of the business, 1094 as it may, at an early hour, I think we can arrange by having a Count of the House to have the House adjourned.