Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vi
... payments amounted to £ 287 10s . The Committee are informed that arrangements have now been made which will secure that the Finance Branch are automatically notified of any circumstances which will affect payment of rent in such cases ...
... payments amounted to £ 287 10s . The Committee are informed that arrangements have now been made which will secure that the Finance Branch are automatically notified of any circumstances which will affect payment of rent in such cases ...
Page vii
... pay the four remaining subsidies . The total sum paid by way of subsidy to the Corporation in respect of these six years amounted to £ 283,418 . In addition , under arrange- ments made in 1917 , the Corporation was relieved of the payment ...
... pay the four remaining subsidies . The total sum paid by way of subsidy to the Corporation in respect of these six years amounted to £ 283,418 . In addition , under arrange- ments made in 1917 , the Corporation was relieved of the payment ...
Page xviii
... payment of Imperial pensioners residing overseas has been attended with some difficulty and delay , and the ... payments , but the Committee learn that the Treasury and the Ministry of Pensions are taking steps to regularise the position ...
... payment of Imperial pensioners residing overseas has been attended with some difficulty and delay , and the ... payments , but the Committee learn that the Treasury and the Ministry of Pensions are taking steps to regularise the position ...
Page 23
... pay- ment than they had had in the preceding years . 208. It is not an entirely new pay- ment ; it is an increased payment ? -That is so . 209. Have the bank always been paid for that ? -Yes . ( Mr. Fass . ) They get their actual ...
... pay- ment than they had had in the preceding years . 208. It is not an entirely new pay- ment ; it is an increased payment ? -That is so . 209. Have the bank always been paid for that ? -Yes . ( Mr. Fass . ) They get their actual ...
Page 24
... payment . ( Mr. Fass . ) The other Department would have to come to the Treasury for their consent before they made the extra payment ; but the explanation would come from the other Department . 219. It means that the two salaries would ...
... payment . ( Mr. Fass . ) The other Department would have to come to the Treasury for their consent before they made the extra payment ; but the explanation would come from the other Department . 219. It means that the two salaries would ...
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