§ Mr. EVERARDasked the Minister of Pensions how many applications for pensions which would come under the seven years' limit have been received in 1928 and 1929; and in how many of these cases have pensions been granted?
§ Mr. F. O. ROBERTSI have no record of the aggregate number of applications received in these two years, but the number of cases in which the claim was recognised by the Ministry, either by way of treatment or pecuniary compensation, was, in 1928, 318, and, in 1929, 497.