HC Deb 01 March 1920 vol 126 cc50-1W
Lieut.-Colonel BUCKLEY

asked the Secretary of State for War if officers of the Royal Army Medical Corps serving in India are precluded from resigning their commissions; and, if so, what is the reason for this?

Mr. CHURCHILL

Instructions have been issued that Regular Royal Army Medical Corps Officers serving in India cannot be permitted to resign their commissions until the statutory date of the termination of the War. This step was rendered necessary by the fact that India is much below peace establishment, and that at present it is not possible to provide Regular Army Medical Corps Officers to replace those who were desirous of relinquishing their commissions.

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