Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 71
... Treasury not consulted when the pro- vision was put into the Act enabling some of these monies in certain circum- stances to be siphoned off to the Exchequer ? -- The answer to that is yes , the Treasury was consulted . 689. What did ...
... Treasury not consulted when the pro- vision was put into the Act enabling some of these monies in certain circum- stances to be siphoned off to the Exchequer ? -- The answer to that is yes , the Treasury was consulted . 689. What did ...
Page 72
... Treasury have used the threat of their very formidable powers to get Authori- ties over whom they have no statutory control to change their practices so that the Treasury benefits therefrom ? —I am not sure of the sort of case you have ...
... Treasury have used the threat of their very formidable powers to get Authori- ties over whom they have no statutory control to change their practices so that the Treasury benefits therefrom ? —I am not sure of the sort of case you have ...
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... Treasury . That is twice that the Ministry appear to have taken the initiative . Is there any suggestion that at that time the Treasury instructions were not clear as to what must be reported ? - ( Sir William Strath . ) No , Sir , I do ...
... Treasury . That is twice that the Ministry appear to have taken the initiative . Is there any suggestion that at that time the Treasury instructions were not clear as to what must be reported ? - ( Sir William Strath . ) No , Sir , I do ...
Contents
NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE ENGLAND AND WALES | 5 |
Minutes of Evidence Appendices and Index | i |
iii Scope of Charge for Establishment Costs | iii |
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aerodromes agreed agreement Air Ministry airport amount Arbuthnot arrangements Authority basis Board building cent Chairman charge Chetwynd Civil Appropriation Accounts Cledwyn Hughes Colonel Crosthwaite-Eyre Comptroller and Auditor consulting engineer Continued contract contractor course D. O. Henley Dame ENID RUSSELL-SMITH Dental Department drugs estimate Exchequer fact factories farm fees fertilisers figure firm going guided weapon Harold Wilson increase John Hall March ment million Ministry of Aviation Ministry of Supply Ministry's National Health Service negotiated operation paragraph particular payment Post Office profit programme Public Accounts question reason refit requirements reserve capacity Revenue Royal Ordnance Factories royalties scheme Scotland Sir Alexander Sir Colin Thornton-Kemsley Sir Edmund Compton Sir Edward Muir Sir George Benson Sir Roger Makins Sir Samuel Storey Sir WILLIAM STRATH staff stations T. D. HADDOW technical thing tion Vice-Admiral Hughes Hallett Vote