§ Mr. Callaghanasked the Secretary of State for Scotland how many police officers have retired since the introduction of the commutation arrangements; how many have asked to commute their pensions; and how many have been allowed to do so in Glasgow, the burghs and counties, respectively, divided into chief constables and superintendents, on the one hand, and the federated ranks on the other.
§ Mr. Maclaypursuant to his reply[OFFICIAL. REPORT, 28th April, 1959; Vol. 604, c. 110], supplied the following information: