Excerpt from The Parliamentary Debates, Authorised Edition, Vol. 4: Fourth Series, Commencing With the Seventh Session of the Twenty-Fourth Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 55 Victoriæ, Comprising the Period From the Third Day of May, to the Twenty-Sixth Day of May, 1892

Mb. Sinclair (falkirk, &o., ) I should like an explanation from the Lord Advocate with reference to a question that must arise in connection with the practical working out of this scheme. Naturally, it is su posed that there will be a large num er of new scholars drafted into the schools under this Secondary Education Bill. That involves of necessity, in man cases, if not in all, new buildings, an in other cases re-organisation of old buildings. What provision is made for all this And again, even in those schools which already have suitable buildings, what provision is made for the equipment and necessary apparatus of teaching which will be required It seems to me these are questions which should be asked and answered before we go to a Divi. Slon.

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