§ Mr. W. G. HALLasked the Minister of Pensions whether any changes have been made in the practice of obtaining, in connection with the consideration of 50W pension cases, information from employers as to a man's health during his employment?
§ Mr. F. O. ROBERTSThe practice referred to has been very carefully considered by me, and it has now been laid down that in any case where boarding is required on the initiative of the Ministry (other than cases of epilepsy and tuberculosis where the practice is discontinued altogether) it is made clear to the man that if he has definite reasons against asking his employer for this information he need not do so.