Clause 1. — (Power to impose military service on British subjects in foreign countries.)

Part of the debate – in the House of Commons at on 29 July 1942.

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Photo of Sir Geoffrey Mander Sir Geoffrey Mander , Wolverhampton East

My hon. Friend is saying that in applying conscription to those persons who are abroad, the ordinary processes of the law should be carried out, so surely the analogy is that he does approve of conscription when the persons are in this country.