§ 3.57 p.m.
§ EARL STANHOPEMy Lords, there is at present no business for to-morrow 1056 except a draft statutory order from the Ministry of Supply which will be reported to the House from the Special Orders Committee, but I understand the noble Lord, the Leader of the Opposition, would like to put a Motion down, and in any case there will be, no doubt, a discussion on various matters in the statement which I made to your Lordships to-day. Therefore I propose that your Lordships should meet to-morrow at three o'clock. It may be that we shall get an important Bill from another place, the Control of Employment Bill, in which case I should propose that we read that a first time to-morrow. Then I should ask your Lordships to sit on Friday morning, probably at eleven o'clock, in order to pass it through all its stages forthwith. It is a measure which is being put through all its stages in another place and it is of the greatest possible importance to get it passed into law.
§ House adjourned at one minute before four o'clock.