May I ask the Lord Privy Seal if there is any change in the order of business for to-morrow, and at the same time, how late he proposes to keep the House sitting to-night?

On Thursday last I announced certain items of business which were then prepared for to-morrow and to that list we propose certain additions. May I say we regard most of these additions as departmental, and, we hope, non-conversial and they ought not to take very much of the time of the House to-morrow. The complete list, including the items previously announced, is as follows:

• Public Health (Scotland) Amendment Bill, Second Reading.
• Old Age Pensions Bill, Second Reading.
• Post Office (London) Railway Bill, Second Reading.
• County Courts Bill, Report.
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• Auxiliary Air Force and Air Force Reserve Bill [Lords], Report.
• Government of India (Leave of Absence) [Money], Resolution in Committee.
• Telegraph [Money], Resolution.
• Pacific Cable Board Bill, Lords Amendment.
• Carriage of Goods by Sea Bill [Lords], Report.
• Administration of Justice Bill [Lords], Report.

As to to-night's sitting, it will depend upon the progress which is made. My right hon. Friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer does not propose to ask the House to sit unduly late.