§ Mr. RUPERT GWYNNEasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what provision has been made for the accommodation of insured persons requiring sanatoria treatment from Eastbourne; how many beds have been retained; how many persons have applied for such treatment; how many have been accommodated; and at what distance from the town is the sanatorium to which patients have been sent or offered to be sent?
§ Mr. MASTERMANArrangements are made as occasion requires for the accommodation in existing sanatoria of insured persons recommended for such treatment. Out of twenty-five applications for sanatorium benefit from insured persons twelve were recommended by the428W medical adviser for treatment in sanatoria. Of these two have been accommodated at St. Leonard's-on-Sea, and six at Nayland, Colchester, two were considered unfit to travel, one was considered an unsuitable case by the institution, and the remaining patient is being sent to Nayland.