BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. (Hansard, 1 November 1938)

§ Mr. Attlee
May I ask the Prime Minister whether he has any statement to make with regard to the business of the House?

§ The Prime Minister
The Adjournment of the House will be moved to-day for a Debate on the international situation. As the House will be aware from the 43 statement which I have just made, we shall debate the Motion in regard to the Anglo-Italian Agreement to-morrow.
Thursday will be available for the discussion of the Motion which I am informed the Opposition are tabling with regard to Air-Raid Defence.
On Friday there will be a formal sitting for the purpose of Prorogation.
The new Session will be opened by His Majesty on Tuesday, 8th November.

§ Mr. Dingle Foot
Will the House have an opportunity in the near future of debating the report of the Select Committee on the Official Secrets Acts?

§ The Prime Minister
Not this Session.

§ Colonel Wedgwood
Are we to understand from the right hon. Gentleman's statement that we are to have only one day in which to discuss this Anglo-Italian Agreement and the surrender of Spain?