§ Mr. Sharpasked the Minister of Food what were the recommendations of the special committee appointed to examine possible economies in manpower; to what extent improved methods and the elimination of unnecessary work have facilitated staff economies; and how many are now employed at headquarters, areas, divisional and local offices, respectively.
§ Mr. StracheyThe work of the Committee has resulted in a large number of detailed recommendations for saving manpower and improving procedure. The effect of the savings achieved to date are reflected in the following figures: