§ Sir A. HOLBROOKasked the Under-Secretary of State for War whether any decision has yet been made regarding the pensions of certain retired officers, whose number is believed to be about 70, who were Regulars before the War, but who did not come under the re-assessment in 1919, as they were invalided out of the Service before they had served a sufficient time to come under the ordinary category?
§ Mr. GWYNNEI gather that the question relates to the re-assessment of the retired pay of officers who were retired for disablement before the Great War and who rejoined and served during the War. No decision has yet been reached, but the matter is under consideration.