§ 69. Captain Pilkingtonasked the Secretary of State for War whether he will consider allowing the passive defence of aerodromes to be taken over by Local Defence Volunteers in order that recruits shall be able to get the necessary minimum amount of training?
§ 70. Mr. Parkerasked the Secretary of State for War whether he is aware that local cyclist clubs have received notices inviting their members to join the Local Defence Volunteers; that, in many areas, the local police stations to which they were asked to report have received no information on the matter; and whether he will take action to deal with those responsible?
§ Mr. LawIf my hon. Friend will be good enough to let me have particulars of any cases he has in mind, I will have inquiries made.
§ 71. Mr. Robert Morganasked the Secretary of State for War whether he can make any statement as to the progress of organising and equipping the Local Defence Volunteers in Sussex?
§ Mr. LawThe organisation and equipment of Local Defence Volunteers is proceeding satisfactorily throughout the country. I do not think it is advisable to give details as regards individual counties.