HC Deb 24 May 1933 vol 278 cc1094-6
Mr. LANSBURY

May I ask the Lord President of the Council to tell us how far he proposes to go with business tonight if his Motion relating to business is carried?

Mr. BALDWIN

The Eleven o'Clock Rule is being suspended to make sure of obtaining the Committee stage of the two Financial Resolutions which are on the Paper. So far as the progress of the Finance Bill is concerned, what we hope to do is to obtain Clauses 1 to 6 and the Committee stage of the two Financial Resolutions in such time as will allow the Report stage of the co-operative societies Resolution to be started about 9 o'clock. The Report stage of the Money Resolution relating to the Metropolitan Police and the Education (Necessity of Schools) Bill will also be taken to-night. I think there is no controversy about those.

Mr. LANSBURY

As to the Metropolitan Police Money Resolution, I think the Patronage Secretary will remember that I told him last night we should like a little time for it, and we can hardly get through the co-operative Resolution much before half-past 11, if we get to it by 9 o'clock. I should like to ask him at least to postpone the Report stage of the Police Money Resolution till another night.

Mr. BALDWIN

I am quite willing to consider the point, provided, of course, that we get satisfactory progress and that we can complete the rest of the business not too late.

Mr. LANSBURY

We do not want to be too late.

Motion made, and Question put, That the Proceedings in Committee on Finance [Savings Banks Annuities] and on Finance [Post Office Fund] be exempted, at this day's Sitting, from the provisions of the Standing Order (Sittings of the House)."—[Mr. Baldwin.]

The House divided, Ayes, 216; Noes, 5.

Division No. 190.] AYES. [3.13 p.m.
Acland, Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Dyke Grimston, R. V. Pearson, William G.
Acland-Troyte, Lieut-Colonel Guest, Capt. Rt. Hon. F. E. Peat, Charles U.
Agnew, Lieut.-Com. P. G. Gunston, Captain D, W. Peto.Sir Basil E. (Devon. Barnstaple)
Allen, Sir J. Sandeman (Liverp'l, W.) Hales, Harold K. Peto, Geoffrey K. (W'verh'pt'n, Blist'n)
Allen, William (Stoke-on-Trent) Hamilton, Sir R. W.(Orkney & Zetl'njd) Pickford, Hon. Mary Ada
Anetruther-Gray, W. J. Hanbury, Cecil Pike, Cecil F.
Bailey, Eric Alfred George Harris, Sir Percy PowNail, Sir Assheton
Baillie, Sir Adrian W. M. Hartington, Marquess of Raikes, Henry V. A. M.
Baldwin, Rt. Hon. Stanley Hartland, George A. Ramsay, Alexander (W. Bromwich)
Balniel, Lord Harvey, George (Lambeth, Kenningt'n) Ramsay, Capt. A. H. M. (Midlothian)
Barton, Capt. Basil Kersey Harvey, Major S. E. (Devon, Totnes) Rea, Walter Russell
Beauchamp, Sir Brograve Campbell Haslam, Henry (Horncastle) Reid, James S. C. (Stirling)
Beaumont, M. w. (Back*., Aylesbury) Haslam, Sir John (Bolton) Reid, William Allan (Derby)
Beaumont, Hon. R.E.B. (Portsm'th.C.) Heilgers, Captain F. F. A. Renwick, Major Gustav A.
Bernays, Robert Henderson, Sir Vivian L. (Chelmsford) Roberts, Aled (Wrexham)
Blindell, Jamee Hepworth, Joseph Robinson, John Roland
Boulton, W. W. Herbert, Capt S. (Abbey Division) Ropner, Colonel L.
Bower, Lieut.-Com. Robert Tatton Hoare, Lt.-Col. Rt. Hon. Sir S. J. G. Rosbotham, Sir Samuel
Braithwaite, Maj. A. N. (Yorke, E. R.) Hore-Belisha, Leslie Ross, Ronald D.
Briscoe, Capt. Richard George Hornby, Frank Ross Taylor, Walter (Woodbridge)
Brocklebank, C. E. R. Horobin, Ian M. Russell, Albert (Kirkcaldy)
Brown, Ernest (Leith) Horsbrugh, Florence Russell, Alexander West (Tynemouth)
Brown, Brig.-Gen.H.C.(Berks.Nswb'y) Hudson, Capt. A. U. M. (Hackney, N.) Russell, R. J. (Eddisbury)
Browne, Captain A. C. Hudson, Robert Spear (Southport) Rutherford, John (Edmonton)
Buchan-Hepburn, P. G. T. Hume, Sir George Hopwood Salt, Edward W.
Burnett, John George Hunter, Dr. Joseph (Dumfries) Samuel, Sir Arthur Michael (F'nham)
Cadogan, Hon. Edward Hard, Sir Percy Samuel, Rt. Hon. Sir H. (Darwen)
Calne, G. R. Hall- Hurst, Sir Gerald B. Sandeman, Sir A. N. Stewart
Campbell, Edward Taswell (Bromley) Hutchison, W. D. (Essex, Romford) Sanderson, Sir Frank Barnard
Caporn, Arthur Cecil Jackson, J. C. (Haywood & Radcllfle) Savery, Samuel Servington
Carver, Major William H. Janner, Barnett Scone, Lord
Cautley, Sir Henry S. Jesson, Major Thomas E. Shaw, Helen B. (Lanark, Bothweit)
Cayzer, Sir Charles (Chester, City) Joel, Dudley J. Barnato Shepperson, Sir Ernest W.
Cazalet, Thelma (Islington, E.) Johnstone, Harcourt (S. Shields) Shuts, Colonel J. J.
Cazalet, Capt. V. A. (Chippenham) Jones, Henry Haydn (Merioneth) Simmonds, Oliver Edwin
Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. N.(Edgbaston) Jones, Lewis (Swansea, West) Slater, John
Chapman, Col.R. (Houghton-le-Spring) Ker, J. Campbell Smith. Sir Jonah W. (Barrow-in-F.)
Choriton, Alan Ernest Leofric Kerr, Hamilton W. Smith, Louis W. (Sheffield, Hallam)
Christle, James Archibald Kimball, Lawrence Soper, Richard
Clarry, Reginald George Law, Sir Alfred Sotheron-Estcourt, Captain T. E.
Cochrane, Commander Hon. A. O. Law, Richard K. (Hull, S.W.) Spencer, Captain Richard A.
Colville, Lieut.-Colonel J. Lees-Jones, John Spender-Clay, Rt. Hon. Herbert H.
Conant, R. J. E. Leighton, Major B. E. P. Stanley, Lord (Lancaster, Fylde)
Cook, Thomas A. Levy, Thomas Stanley, Hon. O. F. G. (Westmorland)
Cooke, Douglas Lewis, Oswald Stevenson, James
Crooke, J. Smedley Liddall, Walter S. Stewart, J. H. (Fife, E.)
Crookshank, Capt. H. C. (Gainsb'ro) Lloyd, Geoffrey Stones, James
Davison, Sir William Henry Loder, Captain J. de Vere Storey, Samuel
Denman, Hon. R. D. Lovat-Fraser, James Alexander Strauss, Edward A.
Denville, Alfred Lumley, Captain Lawrence R. Strickland, Captain W. F.
Despencer-Robertson, Major J. A. F. Mabane, William Sueter, Rear-Admiral Murray F.
Dickie, John p. MacAndrew, Capt. J. O. (Ayr) Summersby, Charles H.
Duckworth, George A. V. McEwen, Captain J. H. F. Tate, Mavis Constance
Dugdale, Captain Thomas Lionel McLean, Major Sir Alan Thomas, Rt. Hon. J- H. (Derby)
Duncan, James A. L, (Kensington, N.) Magnay, Thomas Tryon, Rt, Hon. George Clement
Ellis, Sir R. Geoffrey Makins, Brigadier-General Ernest Wallace, Captain D. E. (Hornsey)
Elmley, Viscount Manningham-Buller, Lt.-Col. Sir M. Warrender, Sir Victor A. G.
Emmott, Charles E. G. C. Margesson, Capt. Rt. Hon. H. D. R. Watt, Captain George Steven H.
Erskine, Lord (Weston-super-Mare) Marsden, Commander Arthur Wayland, Sir William A.
Everard, W. Lindsay Martin, Thomas B. Wells, Sydney Richard
Falis, Sir Bertram G. Mayhew, Lieut.-Colonel John White, Henry Graham
Fielden, Edward Brocklehurst Mills, Sir Frederick (Leyton, E.) Whyte, Jardine Bell
Foot, Dingle (Dundee) Mitchell, Harold P.(Br'tl'd & Chisw'k) Williams, Charles (Devon, Torquay)
Foot, Isaac (Cornwall. Bodmin) Mitchell, Sir W. Lane (Streatham) Williams, Herbert G. (Croydon, S.)
Fox, Sir Gilford Molson, A. Hugh Elsdale windsor-Clive, Lieut.-Colonel George
Fuller, Captain A. G. Monsell, Rl. Hon. Sir B. Eyres Winterton, Rt. Hon. Earl
Gauit, Lieut.-Col. A. Hamilton Morris, John Patrick (Salford, N.) Wolmer, Rt. Hon. Viscount
Glimour, Lt.-Col. Rt. Hon. Sir John Nail-Cain, Hon. Ronald Womersley, Walter Jamee
Goff, Sir Park Nation, Brigadier-General J. J. H. Wood, Sir Murdoch McKenzie (Banff)
Goldie, Noel B. North, Edward T.
Goodman, Colonel Albert W. Nunn, William TELLERS FOR THE AYES.—
Grattan.Doyle, Sir Nicholas Palmer, Francis Noel Sir Frederick Thomson and Sir
Griffith, F. Kingsley (Middlestaro'.W.) Patrick, Colin M. George Penny.
NOES.
Maxton, James Parkinson, John Allen TELLERS FOR THE NOES.—
Milner, Major James Tinker, John Joseph Mr. McGovern and Mr. Buchanan.
Owen, Major Goronwy