Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vii
... arrangement obtained statutory sanction by section 1 , sub - section 3 , of the 1 , Government War Obligations Act , 1916. In March , 1921 . proposals made by the British Italian Corporation for determining their agreement with the ...
... arrangement obtained statutory sanction by section 1 , sub - section 3 , of the 1 , Government War Obligations Act , 1916. In March , 1921 . proposals made by the British Italian Corporation for determining their agreement with the ...
Page xiii
... arrangement . The fund so created was administered at the discretion of the Chief of the Police , and while the accounts appear to have been subjected to Q. 3361 . independent scrutiny , they were not submitted for examination by the ...
... arrangement . The fund so created was administered at the discretion of the Chief of the Police , and while the accounts appear to have been subjected to Q. 3361 . independent scrutiny , they were not submitted for examination by the ...
Page xiv
... arrangement , and indeed failed to report it to the Treasury until 1922 when the matter was brought to notice by the Comptroller and Auditor General . The view of the Treasury then was that at that date they could not give any authority ...
... arrangement , and indeed failed to report it to the Treasury until 1922 when the matter was brought to notice by the Comptroller and Auditor General . The view of the Treasury then was that at that date they could not give any authority ...
Page xvi
... arrangement is still in force . The object of this change , as explained to Parliament at the time , was to mark the fact that the Secretary of State for the Colonies had become immediately responsible for policy as regards the Middle ...
... arrangement is still in force . The object of this change , as explained to Parliament at the time , was to mark the fact that the Secretary of State for the Colonies had become immediately responsible for policy as regards the Middle ...
Page xxii
... arrangement made with the first contractor . MINISTRY OF LABOUR . 39. Stores at a Training Factory . - A certain factory purchased from the Ministry of Munitions by the Office of Works was handed over to the Ministry of Labour for post ...
... arrangement made with the first contractor . MINISTRY OF LABOUR . 39. Stores at a Training Factory . - A certain factory purchased from the Ministry of Munitions by the Office of Works was handed over to the Ministry of Labour for post ...
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