§ Mr. KINGasked the First Lord of the Admiralty whether he will give the dietaries in use for persons subject to the Naval Discipline Act who are sentenced by court-martial to imprisonment or to imprisonment with hard labour?
§ Dr. MACNAMARAThe dietaries are those, of the particular penal establishment in which the men undergo their sentences. There are no special dietaries for court-martial prisoners as such. Details of the dietaries in force in Bodmin Naval Prison are set forth in Volume IX. of the Statutory Rules and Orders (No. 339 of 135W 1900), pages 65–69. Prisoners not sentenced to hard labour would be placed on No. 4 diet therein.
§ Mr. KINGasked the Under-Secretary of State for War what are the dietaries in use for persons subject to miiltary law who are sentenced by court-martial to imprisonment or to imprisonment with hard labour?
§ Mr. TENNANTThe information required will be found in the "Rules for Military Detention Barracks and Military Prisons."
§ Mr. KINGasked the Under-Secretary of State for War if he will state what number of hours have on the average elapsed between the confirmation of a sentence of death passed by a court-martial held outside the United Kingdom on a person subject to military law, other than a spy, and the execution of the sentence?
§ Mr. TENNANTThis information is not available, and I do not think it is necessary to obtain it specially.