§ 69. Mr. Oliverasked the Financial Secretary to the Treasury if he will introduce legislation to enable post-war credits, which have matured by reason of a deceased person having attained the age of 65 years before his death, to be made available to the executors or administrators for distribution in view of the deceased person's right to have his postwar credits credited to him for his own use during his lifetime, had he made a claim.
§ Mr. JayI am afraid I could not adopt my hon. Friend's suggestion, which would mean paying out post-war credits to persons below the qualifying age.