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The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
(Mr. Eden)
I beg to move,
It will, I judge, be the desire of the House that we should continue our Business to-day without interruption. In order to enable us to do so, should there be any warnings, it is necessary for me formally to move the suspension of this Order, which would bring our Business to an end, if there were a warning."That the Order of the House of 24th November, 1943, relative to Sittings of the House (Air-Raid Warnings), be suspended during this day's Sitting."
Question put, and agreed to.