§ Major POLEasked the Secretary of State for India whether his attention has been drawn to the fact that the usual concession of reduced fares granted to delegates, both Indian and European, attending important conferences in India was not extended in the case of the recent All-India Women's Conference at Lahore; and whether, especially in view of the desirability of encouraging the women's movement in India, he will represent to
1088Wschool teachers, men and women, respectively, in England and Wales are paid on each of the Burnham scales, distinguishing in each group between teachers paid at certificated and uncertificated rates, and giving the number of supplementary teachers employed in the areas covered by each of the scales?
§ Sir C. TREVELYANThe following is the information:
the authorities concerned the value of extending to such women's conferences as that held at Lahore at least the same concessions as are allowed in the case of other important conferences in India?