HC Deb 19 February 1948 vol 447 c249W
65. Commander Noble

asked the Financial Secretary to the Treasury whether he will arrange that officers, retired from the Forces and now living in Canada, shall be able to have their retired pay remitted, and draw it from a bank in Canada on proving identity, instead of having to complete monthly or quarterly forms from the Paymaster-General.

Mr. Glenvil Hall

Officers residing permanently in Canada may most conveniently arrange with the Paymaster-General for their pension to be paid through the British Ministry of Pensions Office at Ottawa by means of cheques issued by that Office. The total sum which they may transfer from this country in any given year will, however, be subject to the limits set by the normal exchange control arrangements for emigrants, in cases in which these apply.