Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xix
... question . The Committee agree with the view of the Treasury that the question whether or not it is expedient to press a prosecution on grounds of policy as opposed to legal grounds must in the last resort be one for the decision of the ...
... question . The Committee agree with the view of the Treasury that the question whether or not it is expedient to press a prosecution on grounds of policy as opposed to legal grounds must in the last resort be one for the decision of the ...
Page xxx
... question , to the general responsibility of the Secretary to the Admiralty , as the Accounting Officer . This division of responsibility , from the point of view of the Committee , is certainly bewildering and inconvenient , and a question ...
... question , to the general responsibility of the Secretary to the Admiralty , as the Accounting Officer . This division of responsibility , from the point of view of the Committee , is certainly bewildering and inconvenient , and a question ...
Page xxxii
... question were introduced in the Air Estimates for 1923-24 presented to Parliament on March 5 . The Committee have further approved , in principle , a recom- mendation of the Treasury that two additional Air Votes should be instituted ...
... question were introduced in the Air Estimates for 1923-24 presented to Parliament on March 5 . The Committee have further approved , in principle , a recom- mendation of the Treasury that two additional Air Votes should be instituted ...
Page xxxvi
... question naturally 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 ...
... question naturally 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 ...
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... question could come up on our criticism of the accounts . I do not think it is affected by this technical point relating to the sub - head Mr. Webb . 55. I quite agree if it is given on the general Estimates , my question is answered ...
... question could come up on our criticism of the accounts . I do not think it is affected by this technical point relating to the sub - head Mr. Webb . 55. I quite agree if it is given on the general Estimates , my question is answered ...
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