Tuberculosis Tests (EmployÉS).

Oral Answers to Questions — Post Office. – in the House of Commons at on 3 April 1939.

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Photo of Mr William Leach Mr William Leach , Bradford Central

asked the Postmaster- General whether volunteers in his Department are still undergoing tests for tuberculosis; how many have been tested to date; and what are the reults of these experiments?

Photo of Mr George Tryon Mr George Tryon , Brighton

Volunteers are still undergoing tests and up to date 560 have been tested. The results are not communicated to the Department.

Photo of Mr William Leach Mr William Leach , Bradford Central

Can the right hon. Gentleman say whether any results have been obtained so far?

Photo of Mr George Tryon Mr George Tryon , Brighton

I cannot give the results because the results of the inquiries are not communicated to me but to the College of Physicians, who are undertaking the inquiry.

Photo of Mr William Leach Mr William Leach , Bradford Central

Can the right hon. Gentleman say whether any claims for compensation are likely to arise?

Photo of Mr George Tryon Mr George Tryon , Brighton

I am glad the hon. Member has raised that question, because of of the 560 Post Office volunteers none are known to have suffered any injury whatever.

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