§ 13. Mr. Dayasked the Secretary of State for War how many permanent antiaircraft camps are at present in existence which meet the full requirements of the military and Royal Air Force authorities and also provide full facilities for training and firing practice; and are they sufficient to meet the Government's expanding branch of these defences for the purpose of training the additional units at present being raised, or contemplated being raised, in the near future by the Government?
§ Mr. Hore-BelishaThe answer to the first part is five, and to the second part that additional camps will be established to meet expanding requirements.
§ Mr. Hore-BelishaIt is proposed to add to them.
Mr. DavidsonDoes the right hon. Gentleman intend to co-operate with Mr. Butlin in the establishment of these camps?