§ Sir A. Knoxasked the Financial Secretary to the Treasury whether he will arrange for the dividends of British subjects now in the Channel Islands to be invested in National Savings Certificates or War Bonds, instead of being retained as at present by the companies?
§ Captain CrookshankNo, Sir. Permission is given to banks or other agents of British subjects in the Channel Islands to invest on their behalf where sufficient authority for the investment is held or assumed. Dividends should not be retained by the companies, but should be paid either to such a bank or agent, or to the custodian.