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Business Of The House

Volume 107: debated on Wednesday 19 June 1918

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Will the Leader of the House say whether the House is to sit on Friday, and if so, what business will be taken?

Yes. I am sorry that it will be necessary to sit on Friday. The first business will be the Committee stage of the Consolidated Fund Bill, which is purely formal. Then we shall take the Third Reading of the Finance Bill, and, if time permit, we shall also take two small Bills—the Juries Bill and the Workmen's Compensation (Silicosis) Bill).

In what form will the discussion on the Irish question take place next Tuesday? Will it be on a Motion or the Motion for the Adjournment?

Will it not be convenient to introduce the Irish Home Rule Bill en Friday.

I hope that he will be here on Tuesday. Whether he will be here before will depend on other engagements which it is necessary to keep.

Ordered, "That the Proceedings on Consideration of the Report of the Committee of Supply [18 th June] and of the Committee of Ways and Means [18 th June] be not interrupted this night under the Standing Order (Sittings of the House), and may be entered upon at any hour although opposed."—[ Mr. Bonar Law.]