§ Sir A. Wilsonasked the Secretary of State for War how many officers, noncommissioned officers and men are employed in and about internment camps in this country apart from those employed on guard and escort duties?
§ Sir V. WarrenderThe number is 377. This figure covers a number of camps reserved for internees, which, if found to be surplus, will shortly be taken up for other purposes.
§ Sir A. Wilsonasked the Secretary of State for War whether, with a view to economy, he will consider concentrating all the 337 internees in a single camp instead of in six camps, as at present?
§ Sir V. WarrenderThe number of internees is now 660, and is likely to increase still further. The number of camps now in use is three.