Mr. David Adamsasked the Minister of Labour whether, at all training centres, instruction is offered to the maximum possible number of boys and girls aged 16 to 18, irrespective of the prospect of subsequent employment, as an alternative to idleness?
§ Mr. BevinIf my hon. Friend is referring to junior instruction centres, the answer is "Yes." In addition, boys and girls over the age of 16 are eligible in certain circumstances for admission to Government training centres, where they can be trained for suitable employment in the war industries.