(hi  For  bringing  vaoanoiea  notified  from  other  countries  to  the  notice  of  suitable  spplii  mi>
ii  the  United   Kingdom  for  .  smployment,

I  ■•!  tli>'  inn  |  ■  ting  intending  emigranta  througfa  the  medium  ofapeoial  interview

tub-committees  of  the  local  employment  oommitti

•  \t  present  these  srrangementa  apply  onrj  to  women."

In  reply  to  another  question  the  Government  aayi  that  "full  information  as  to  opening

md  as  to  the  conditiona  of  employment  there,  so  far  as  known,  is  supplied  to  all

mploymenf  ex<  banges  in  the  country,  which  bring  these  openings  to  the  notice  of  intending
emigi  nuch  in  the  same  waj  aa  they  give  infonn.ii  ion  to  applicants  for  employment

in  this  country.
"  \ny  immigrant  has  the  right  to  register  at  •<  <  rovornment  eruploj  ment  exohange  immediately
on  his  arrival,  and  the  services  of  the  exoh  at  on«  available  \m 1 1 1  a  view  to  placing  him

in  an\  v  foi  which  he  is  eligible.
"  During  the  wai  oertain  restrictions  were  placed  upon  the  submission  of  aliens  for  vacancies
notified  to  the  employment  exchanges  and  oertain  of  these  restrictions  have  been  retained  in  force
during  the  period  "f  resettlement,  l>nt  normally  the  procedure  is  as  stated  abo>  a."

\n  Inter-Departmental  Committeewas  appointed  in  <  totober  1919  to  superviae  the  work  of  the
Ministry  of  Labour  in  connection  with  oversea  employment  within  the  British  Empire  and  in
foreign  countries.    This  Committee  had  to  satisfy  itself  that  applicants  desiring  employment  over-
.  suitable  type,  and  that  on  leaving  Great  Britain  they  went  to  son  ■  d  work.
In  the  case  of  foreign  countries  the  Department  of  (  hvrseas  Trade  is  consulted  in  connection  with
.ill  snob  \  ai  ancies  .is  are  offered.
