58 and 65. Mr. MACKENZIE LIVING-STONEasked (1) the Parliamentary Secretary to the Overseas Trade Department what economies he has effected in the administration of his Department since he took office;
(2) the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs what economies he has effected in the administration of his Department during the year?
§ 71. Mr. FENBYasked the First Lord of the Admiralty what economies he has effected in the administration of his Department during this year?
| Date. | Principal Clerks and above, and officers of equivalent rank holding temporary appointments. | Employés of other Grades. | Approximate number of beneficiaries. | |||
| 30th June, 1922 | … | … | … | 379* | 22,865 | 2,705,000 |
| 30th June, 1926 | … | … | … | 224† | 10,689 | 1,754,000 |
| * Includes 57 established officers | ||||||
| Includes 119 established officers (since reduced to 115). | ||||||
| The increase in established officers is mainly due to the establishment of a number of officers who formerly held temporary rank. |