§ 54. Mr. CHARLES BROWNasked the Postmaster-General if he is aware that Charles Stapleton, acting as temporary postman from 19th May to 28th June, 1930, for the Lyndhurst rural district of Mansfield, found that, owing to the heavy loads and the distance to be covered, it could not be done within the time allowed, and consequently, although paid at the usual rate per hour for temporary postmen, was not paid for the time he actually worked; and if he will have the time allowance for this delivery adjusted and this man paid for the actual time worked?
§ Mr. LEES-SMITHI am having inquiry made and will communicate with the hon. Member.