§ 54. Sir Henry Morris-Jonesasked the Financial Secretary to the Treasury whether cases of suspected or alleged disloyalty to the national cause in the Civil Service are dealt with by the Department concerned; and how many instances have occurred where the police and the intelligence service investigating such cases have been refused facilities for their inquiries by the Department concerned?
§ Captain CrookshankThe answer to the first part of the Question is "Yes"; to the second part, so far as I am aware, "None."
§ Sir H. Morris-JonesIs my right hon. and gallant Friend aware that I have information in my possession which shows that these facilities were refused by a 918 Government Department at the instigation of the officers, and is not that a case of disloyalty?
§ Captain CrookshankIf my hon. Friend has anything he wants me or the Chancellor to consider, perhaps he will let me know.