I beg to give notice that on going into Committee of Supply on the Civil Estimates I shall call attention to the problem of overcrowding in the primary schools and the need to establish priorities in the educational service, and move a Resolution.

I beg to give notice that on going into Committee of Supply on the Navy Estimates I shall call attention to the Royal Navy's contribution to Atlantic Pact defence, and move a Resolution.

I beg to give notice that on going into Committee of Supply on the Air Estimates I shall draw attention to the need for improving the standard of technical personnel in the Royal Air Force, and move a Resolution.

I beg to give notice that on going into Committee of Supply on the Army Estimates I shall call attention to the serious shortage of volunteers and part-time National Service men in all branches of the Territorial Army, and move a Resolution.

I beg to give notice that on going into Committee of Supply on the Civil Estimates I shall call attention to the problem of accommodation for the chronic and aged sick, and move a Resolution.

I beg to give notice that on going into Committee of Supply on the Air Estimates I shall call attention to the shortage of raw materials in relation to the aircraft industry, and move a Resolution.

I beg to give notice that on going into Committee of Supply on the Civil Estimates I shall call attention to the need for further measures to improve road safety, and move a Resolution.

Mr. Carr.

Is it in order, Mr. Speaker, for me to give notice of a Resolution on behalf of my hon. Friend the Member for Mitcham (Mr. Carr)?

It is quite in order for an hon. Member to give notice of a Resolution on behalf of anybody else.

On behalf of my hon. Friend the Member for Mitcham, I beg to give notice that on going into Committee of Supply on the Navy Estimates he will call attention to the present state of readiness of the Fleet, and move a Resolution.

On a point of order. Would it be in order for me, Mr. Speaker, to give notice of a Resolution on behalf of my hon. Friend the Member for Gloucestershire, South (Mr. Crosland).

No, the opportunity has gone.

On a point of order. For general guidance, Sir, are we to take it that the hon. Member for Clitheroe (Mr. Fort) was nominated by the successful candidate in the Ballot and is not himself a candidate in the Ballot?

I understood that the hon. Member for Clitheroe (Mr. Fort) had been asked by the hon. Member for Mitcham (Mr. Robert Carr) to do so. That is a necessary part of the procedure.

Is the hon. Member for Clitheroe a candidate in the Ballot?

I have no idea.

I beg to give notice that on going into Committee of Supply on the Army Estimates I shall call attention to the present shortage of Army equipment with particular reference to armed and unarmed vehicles, anti-aircraft equipment and radar, and move a Resolution.