§ 16. Mr. Piratinasked the Secretary of State for Air how many R.A.F. camps in Britain have been occupied by Polish airmen and by what number; and how many of these camps, now occupied by civilians but required for Government purposes, are to be handed over to the Polish airmen.
§ Mr. de FreitasThere are 14,000 Poles at 20 R.A.F. stations. There are ten
§ Mr. de FreitasNo, Sir, I am not aware that there was any such undertaking. The agreement which was made by the Air Ministry with the A.E.U. in October, 1939, when there were a Conservative Government and a Conservative Secretary of State, is the agreement which we are working in connection with dilutees.