§ Major GLYNasked the Secretary for Scotland whether it is anticipated that should the Teinds Bill become law any of the existing incumbents would suffer a reduction of income so great as to be less than that received pre-War; whether, if evidence to this effect can be produced, he will consider how the Bill can be amended; and whether, in the meantime, he will delay taking the further stages of the Bill, with certain reservations, until next Session?
§ Mr. MUNROI should certainly not anticipate the result suggested by my hon. and gallant Friend, but I can assure him that full consideration will be given to any proposals for the amendment of the Bill. As regards the further stages of the Bill, I would refer to the reply which I gave on Monday last to the hon. Member for Central Edinburgh.