1. Meeting with Dominions Directors of Naval Intelligence; 2. Meeting with Chief of Intelligence Staff, British Pacific Fleet; 3. Appointment of British Attache at Manila; 4. Lecture on Intelligence - Joint Services Staff College; 5. Air Photographic Survey of Norway

THIS IS A COPY. THE ORIGINAL IS RETAINED UNDER SECTION 3 (4) OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS ACT THE SUB-COMMITTEE:(a) Instructed the Secretary to circulate a draft report for submission to the Chiefs of Staff accordingly. (ii) Joint Intelligence Bureau Reports and Summaries CAPTAIN LAY said that Cabinet approval had still to be obtained for the establishment of a Joint Intelligence Bureau in Canada. Any reports or summaries by the Joint Intelligence Bureau, London, that could be made available would be of value, not only from the intelligence point of view, but also as evidence of the effectiveness of the Joint Intelligence Bureau organisation.