Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 74
... factories that are kept open , then , are deliberately and specifically those factories which you feel you will or might need in the case of an emer- gency ? Yes , that is so . 713. They do not just happen to be there , there is no ...
... factories that are kept open , then , are deliberately and specifically those factories which you feel you will or might need in the case of an emer- gency ? Yes , that is so . 713. They do not just happen to be there , there is no ...
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... Factories which ought to be done in civil factories ? —Again , we think not . 754. Now , I am slightly at a loss over your closing down policy . Sticking to the engineering factories , you have four left , you told the Committee ? - We ...
... Factories which ought to be done in civil factories ? —Again , we think not . 754. Now , I am slightly at a loss over your closing down policy . Sticking to the engineering factories , you have four left , you told the Committee ? - We ...
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... factories in use during this period . The reduction there is mainly on account of the item " De- duct : Expenditure not charged to cost of deliveries and services " , that is the reserve capacity . 870. £ 9.9 million you put as reserve ...
... factories in use during this period . The reduction there is mainly on account of the item " De- duct : Expenditure not charged to cost of deliveries and services " , that is the reserve capacity . 870. £ 9.9 million you put as reserve ...
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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