§ 7. Mr. Lyonsasked the Prime Minister the respective salaries or emoluments received per annum, or to be received, by the chairman of the British Council and the other paid officers of the Council?
§ Mr. ButlerSince the answer is rather long, I will, with the hon. Member's permission, circulate it in the OFFICIAL REPORT.
§ Mr. LyonsIn view of the fact that the British Council have not met since 1936, when and by whom were these salaries fixed and these gentlemen appointed?
§ Mr. ButlerI should require notice of that; but I must refute any suggestion that the British Council have not met since 1936.
§ Mr. ButlerI do not know what the hon. and learned Gentleman means by "the British Council have not met," but I know that its activities have greatly increased and that it has done a great deal of valuable work.
§ Mr. ButlerYes, Sir.
§ Following is the answer:
Annual Salaries of the Paid Officers of the British Council. | |
£ | |
Lord Lloyd (Chairman) | 3,000 (as from 1st July, 1939) |
Lieut.-Colonel C. Bridge (Secretary General) | 1,650 |
Mr. A. J. S. White | 1,100 |
Mr. R. B. Tollinton (seconded from His Majesty's Consular Service) | 725 |
Mr. E. D. O'Brien | 1,000 |
Major A. A. Longden | 750 |
Mr. T. Lindsay | 600 |
Mr. W. M. Wilcox | 500 |
Mr. H. Dawson | 450 |
Mr. W. D. Danby | 375 |
Mr. C. Mann | 360 |
Mr. M. H. S. Everett | 350 |
Mr. C. G. H. Simon | 350 |
Miss P. Henn-Collins | 350 |
Mr. D. Parmée | 325 |
Mr. R. A. G. Pearce | 325 |
Mr. J. R. L. Potter | 300 |
Mr. E. Sykes (Temporary; formerly representative of the British Council in Warsaw) | 500 |
Mr. R. A. Phillips (Temporary) | 300 |
Mr. W. Bridges-Adams (Temporary, part time) | 240 |