Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Army and Air Votes , and the net total of the Army and Air Estimates was thus reduced by the amount provided for military expenditure in the separate Vote for the Middle East . This arrangement is still in force . The object of this ...
... Army and Air Votes , and the net total of the Army and Air Estimates was thus reduced by the amount provided for military expenditure in the separate Vote for the Middle East . This arrangement is still in force . The object of this ...
Page xxxv
... question , but they must reiterate the hope that a much more satisfactory report on store accounts abroad will be forthcoming next year . 41091 62 Q. 5296 . Q. 5935 . ARMY . 65. This COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS . XXXV.
... question , but they must reiterate the hope that a much more satisfactory report on store accounts abroad will be forthcoming next year . 41091 62 Q. 5296 . Q. 5935 . ARMY . 65. This COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS . XXXV.
Page xxxvi
... ARMY . 65. This is the third year in which the Army accounts have been rendered on the new Income and Expenditure basis with subsidiary cost accounts , and the question naturally presents itself how far the new form of account is ...
... ARMY . 65. This is the third year in which the Army accounts have been rendered on the new Income and Expenditure basis with subsidiary cost accounts , and the question naturally presents itself how far the new form of account is ...
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... Army purposes and in arriving at the true value of Army stores , the figures for which items are still very incomplete and cannot without considerable cost be completed for some years . Indeed , the Comptroller and Auditor General found ...
... Army purposes and in arriving at the true value of Army stores , the figures for which items are still very incomplete and cannot without considerable cost be completed for some years . Indeed , the Comptroller and Auditor General found ...
Page xxxix
... Army by general measures of economy . The Committee would further point out that it must inevitably be many years before it will be possible effectively to compare Army Accounts under the new system over a period of years . Apart from ...
... Army by general measures of economy . The Committee would further point out that it must inevitably be many years before it will be possible effectively to compare Army Accounts under the new system over a period of years . Apart from ...
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