Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xvii
... present is an example , to withdraw the expenditure out of the grant in aid from the examination of the Comptroller and Auditor General . In the present case no definite sum was mentioned and it was left to the Treasury to determine how ...
... present is an example , to withdraw the expenditure out of the grant in aid from the examination of the Comptroller and Auditor General . In the present case no definite sum was mentioned and it was left to the Treasury to determine how ...
Page xxxii
... present these supplies to the Government con- cerned without specific Treasury authority . On behalf of the Air Council it has been represented that the gifts were covered by the general Treasury authority , inasmuch as the term ...
... present these supplies to the Government con- cerned without specific Treasury authority . On behalf of the Air Council it has been represented that the gifts were covered by the general Treasury authority , inasmuch as the term ...
Page xxxvi
... presents itself how far the new form of account is proving of value for purposes of Parliamentary control . The Committee learn that there is at present sitting a Departmental Committee under Sir Herbert Lawrence to advise the Army ...
... presents itself how far the new form of account is proving of value for purposes of Parliamentary control . The Committee learn that there is at present sitting a Departmental Committee under Sir Herbert Lawrence to advise the Army ...
Page xlvi
... chargeable to the contrac- tor on these advance payments made for reasons of public con- venience . The present Committee is informed that this practice has been uniformly followed , but they see no reason xlvi REPORT FROM THE SELECT.
... chargeable to the contrac- tor on these advance payments made for reasons of public con- venience . The present Committee is informed that this practice has been uniformly followed , but they see no reason xlvi REPORT FROM THE SELECT.
Page xlviii
... PRESENT : Lieut . - Col . Sir W. Allen . Sir Henry Craik . Mr. Ellis . Mr. Johnston . Mr. Jowett . Mr. Charles Roberts . Mr. JOWETT was called to the Chair . Colonel Stephenson . Mr. Stewart . Mr. Webb . Mr. Wise . Mr. Robert Young The ...
... PRESENT : Lieut . - Col . Sir W. Allen . Sir Henry Craik . Mr. Ellis . Mr. Johnston . Mr. Jowett . Mr. Charles Roberts . Mr. JOWETT was called to the Chair . Colonel Stephenson . Mr. Stewart . Mr. Webb . Mr. Wise . Mr. Robert Young The ...
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