The hon. Gentleman is quite wrong. The difficulties are largely those of accommodation, procedure and the existing pressure of assize work. While I appreciate what my hon. Friend says with regard to the effect of the war on one side of the problem, I think he will appreciate that the war has also depleted the staffs and put extra work upon those engaged in the administration of justice, and it would be impracticable to contemplate the changes which this suggestion would involve at this time.