§ Sir W. Jenkinsasked the Minister of Labour what is the number of children from distressed areas who have attended' camp schools in South Wales, and the probable number to the end of the season; how does that compare with the years 1937–38; and what steps have been taken to erect a new camp, or camps, in place of the large one closed down?
§ Mr. E. BrownThe number of children from the Special Areas who attended school camps provided or assisted by the Commissioner was 13,654 in 1937 and 11,618 in 1938. It is estimated that 13,000 will be able to attend in 1939. The Commissioner does not propose to provide a camp in replacement of that closed last year.