Education (Economies).

Oral Answers to Questions — National Finance. – in the House of Commons at on 7 October 1931.

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Photo of Mr James Ede Mr James Ede , South Shields

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asked the President of the Board of Education the total amount of the economies he now anticipates making as a result of the policy of His Majesty's Government?

Photo of Mr Donald Maclean Mr Donald Maclean , Cornwall Northern

It is now estimated that as a result of the Government's proposals, there will be a saving of £7,123,000 in the first full year, as compared with the figure of £9,400,000 given on page 5 of the White Paper (Cmd. 3952).

Photo of Mr James Ede Mr James Ede , South Shields

Are we to understand, then, that, as the result of the right hon. Gentleman's policy, the Budget has become unbalanced again?

Photo of Mr Robert Taylor Mr Robert Taylor , Lincoln

Are there any offsets against these economies; is there any increase in the obligations of the Government which will come into the Budget?