Includes papers from various individuals on the naval committee, including: William Bridgeman, First Lord of the Admiralty, on the Singapore Floating Dock, shipbuilding and employment, the modified construction programme and oil fuel reserves; estimates for the construction programme; Treasury and Admiralty statements on the relative cruiser, destroyer and submarine strengths of Britain, the United States and Japan; WSC, Chancellor of the Exchequer on British and Japanese cruiser strengths; Sir Oswyn Murray [Permanent Secretary, Admiralty], on the Singapore Floating Dock; Sir George Barstow [Controller of Supply Services, Treasury]; Admiralty memoranda on oil fuel reserves and store ships; notes on the position of British shipbuilding; the modified naval construction programme; a Treasury memorandum on the oil fuel reserve; articles from the Economist on shipbuilding in 1924; Alan de Verd Leigh, Secretary of the London Chamber of Commerce, on the need to protect trade routes; an Admiralty memorandum on oil fuel economies and cruiser construction.