HC Deb 03 November 1919 vol 120 cc1146-7W
Mr. GRIFFITHS

asked the Secretary of State for War whether he is aware that a. number of pre-war Army Volunteers helped on the outbreak of war to form Volunteer Training Corps and subsequently obtained commissions in Volunteer regiments, which was unpaid service; that these men are excluded from participation in the benefits of the recent Royal Warrant; and whether lie will consider the possibility of allowing these men some increase in their present small pension?

Mr. FORSTER

Under the decision of the Government, unpaid service in the Volunteers does not entitle to the new sates of pension. I can hold out no hope of any departure from this rule.

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