§ 39. Mr. Bramallasked the Secretary of State for War what are the current instructions regarding men desiring to report sick; and whether it is in accordance with those instructions that men at 2 P.T.C., Stoughton Barracks, Guildford, have to march to the M.I. room to report sick.
§ Mr. BellengerThe current instruction regarding men wishing to report sick is that
soldiers … will not parade for this purpose but will inform the orderly N.C.O. and proceed independently to the M.I. Room at a specified hour.Arrangements for transport are of course made if the. M.I. Room is at some distance from the unit lines. My information is that these instructions are being carried out in the unit referred to, and that it is not the case that the men have to march to the M.I. Room to report sick.
§ Mr. BramallIs my right hon. Friend aware that a considerable number of my 204 constituents are stationed in these barracks, and their information is not the same as that of my right hon. Friend?
§ Mr. BellengerIf my hon. Friend would be good enough to give me any further information he has, I will look into it.