§ 5. Mr. Sorensenasked the Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs whether His Majesty's Government have considered the desirability, and the possibility, in the event of hostilities involving this country, of the temporary settlement of suitable infirm people, mothers and children in the Dominion of Canada?
§ Sir T. InskipI fear that the difficulties in the way of any such scheme would be insuperable.
§ Mr. SorensenDoes not the right hon. Gentleman agree that Canada would offer a greater degree of safety to certain suitable people than the East Coast of this country; and, in view of the large numbers of people enumerated in this question, will he at least make inquiries in the Dominion of Canada to see what can be done?
§ Sir T. InskipOf course, Canada is much safer than the East coast of the United Kingdom. I understand that the proposal has been receiving consideration in Canada?
§ Lieut.-Colonel Acland-TroyteIf war breaks out, how are they to get there?