Former MP for Edinburgh East
Will the Pensions Minister say why, so far as the Government is concerned—not this Government, but any Government—some alteration should not be made whereby a man may have his appeal Irrespective of the time limit?
by Private Notice asked the Prime Minister whether in view of the fact that no opportunity has yet been afforded the House to discuss the Southborough Report he will at least suspend the forthcoming examination for ex-service men temporarily employed in the Civil Service until after the Election?
Is the hon. Gentleman aware that there are 30,000 men concerned and, on his own figures, 18,000 of them have entered for the examination, and are at the present moment spending money for the purpose of preparing for the examination. The vacancies available are only 5,000 according to the Southborough Report, less than a third of that number, and in view of that fact and of the desire of the...
Former MP for Edinburgh East
Entered the House of Commons on 2 February 1912 — unknown
Left the House of Commons on 9 October 1924 — General election
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