§ Mr. RHYS DAVIESasked the Home Secretary the number of persons suffering 2340W from lead poisoning in the Potteries in 1925 and in the first half of 1926: how many were men and how many women; and how many of these cases were among workers who should have been covered by the special Regulations of 1913 designed to protect them against lead poisoning?
§ Sir W. JOYNSON-HICKSThe number of cases for 1925 was 47 of which 24 were male, and 23 female workers. For the first half of 1926 there were 28 cases-14 of either sex. All these workers were employed in processes to which the Regulations of 1913 apply?