HC Deb 15 May 1925 vol 183 cc2204-5W
Major GLYN

asked the Secretary of State for War whether anything has yet been decided as to the proposed amalgamation of the Royal Corps of Signals and the Indian Signal Corps; and whether attention has been given, to the fact that if this plan is adopted, the question of seniority may inflict considerable hardship upon British officers?

Sir L. WORTHINGTON-EVANS

The amalgamation of the Royal Corps of Signals and the Indian Signal Corps has been decided upon in principle, and details are being worked out. The method of determining seniority is being carefully considered in order that the amalgamation may be carried out without inflicting hardship on any officer.

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