HC Deb 23 April 1917 vol 92 c2060W
Mr. MacCALLUM SCOTT

asked whether the appointment of fourth-class chaplains to be second-class chaplains without increase of pay involves increased expenditure to men who have rendered good service and who are thus placed in a relatively worse position than the newest chaplain sent to the front?

Mr. FORSTER

I would refer my hon. Friend to the answer given on 13th March to the hon. and learned Member for South Donegal, to which I fear I can add nothing.