§ 74. Mr. Parkerasked the Secretary of State for War what is the present purpose, organisation, and cost to the public of the Women's Legion of Motor Drivers; and what would be its duties in time of war?
§ The Financial Secretary to the War Office (Sir Victor Warrender)This organisation was accorded official recognition by the Army Council in 1927 as a voluntary reserve transport unit. The organisation has placed its services at the disposal of the War Office for service when required in any national emergency either as a unit or as individual members of any Women's Reserve that may be formed. The object of the organisation is indicated by its name, that is, to provide motor drivers. There is no cost to public funds.
§ Mr. ParkerIs this body intended to perform strike-breaking purposes?
§ Sir V. WarrenderNo, Sir.