Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page v
... Statement appended to the Appropriation Account at best is a duplication of information already appearing in the Commercial Accounts , and at worst is incomplete and misleading . The Committee agree to this proposal . 4. The Committee ...
... Statement appended to the Appropriation Account at best is a duplication of information already appearing in the Commercial Accounts , and at worst is incomplete and misleading . The Committee agree to this proposal . 4. The Committee ...
Page xiii
... Statement ( F ) , similarly appended , which at present merely exhibits the cash receipts . and expenditure in the particular year on each of the Board's Small Holding Colonies , to show the total capital expenditure on each estate ...
... Statement ( F ) , similarly appended , which at present merely exhibits the cash receipts . and expenditure in the particular year on each of the Board's Small Holding Colonies , to show the total capital expenditure on each estate ...
Page xxviii
... statements showing the values of stocks held at the beginning and end of the financial year as regards Victualling ... statement show- ing the value of Naval Warlike Stores , which has always been misleading and incomplete , should be ...
... statements showing the values of stocks held at the beginning and end of the financial year as regards Victualling ... statement show- ing the value of Naval Warlike Stores , which has always been misleading and incomplete , should be ...
Page xli
... statement of losses shown in Appendix VIII and the charges actually made in the main Army Account , and they note that the Accounting Officer for the Army and the Comptroller and Auditor General will confer with a view to arriving at a ...
... statement of losses shown in Appendix VIII and the charges actually made in the main Army Account , and they note that the Accounting Officer for the Army and the Comptroller and Auditor General will confer with a view to arriving at a ...
Page 7
... statement in the Esti- mates when so much is voted for any particular item . For instance , take Air- craft on page 45 for which the figure of £ 536,000 is given : Surely the House of Commons ought to be told how many aircraft are ...
... statement in the Esti- mates when so much is voted for any particular item . For instance , take Air- craft on page 45 for which the figure of £ 536,000 is given : Surely the House of Commons ought to be told how many aircraft are ...
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