Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... regard to the use of strong rooms and safes which the Committee hope will be effective . In the course of the ... regards this particular case that they have learned with surprise that it was the practice to allow a staff of some 14 ...
... regard to the use of strong rooms and safes which the Committee hope will be effective . In the course of the ... regards this particular case that they have learned with surprise that it was the practice to allow a staff of some 14 ...
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... regard to a number of these payments , but the Committee learn that the Treasury and the Ministry of Pensions are taking steps to regularise the position for the future , and they do not consider that any objection need be raised to the ...
... regard to a number of these payments , but the Committee learn that the Treasury and the Ministry of Pensions are taking steps to regularise the position for the future , and they do not consider that any objection need be raised to the ...
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... regard it as most unsatisfactory that an important variation of contract of this nature should have been arranged without any written record . 37. National Health Insurance Accounts . - The Committee have Q. 5241 et inquired in regard ...
... regard it as most unsatisfactory that an important variation of contract of this nature should have been arranged without any written record . 37. National Health Insurance Accounts . - The Committee have Q. 5241 et inquired in regard ...
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... regard to different branches of the store accounts , viz . , the Directorates of Stores , of Armament Supply , of Dockyards , of Expense Accounts , of Naval Ordnance and of Victualling . The Committee inquired whether each of these ...
... regard to different branches of the store accounts , viz . , the Directorates of Stores , of Armament Supply , of Dockyards , of Expense Accounts , of Naval Ordnance and of Victualling . The Committee inquired whether each of these ...
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... regard to No. 3P - With regard to No. 3 , it is a bigger question : " The suppression of the exist- ing Vote 9 for Experimental and Re- search Services , and the transfer of the bulk of this Vote to Vote 3. " Vote 3 is our Vote for the ...
... regard to No. 3P - With regard to No. 3 , it is a bigger question : " The suppression of the exist- ing Vote 9 for Experimental and Re- search Services , and the transfer of the bulk of this Vote to Vote 3. " Vote 3 is our Vote for the ...
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