Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... difficulty , we understand , was that it could not be kept airtight . The circumstances in which the Post- master - General determined to take steps to acquire this tube are that in June of 1920 it became necessary to consider the ...
... difficulty , we understand , was that it could not be kept airtight . The circumstances in which the Post- master - General determined to take steps to acquire this tube are that in June of 1920 it became necessary to consider the ...
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... difficulty . The understanding as to the stability of the pension position , while the scales were current , was so strong and definite that the Local Authorities ' Panel felt that it was an implied pledge . " We do look upon the facts ...
... difficulty . The understanding as to the stability of the pension position , while the scales were current , was so strong and definite that the Local Authorities ' Panel felt that it was an implied pledge . " We do look upon the facts ...
Page 24
... difficulty in persuading the teachers to accept and agree to those reports . I have used that argument myself on various occasions when I have been visit- ing local associations . I also would like to stress one other thing , if I have ...
... difficulty in persuading the teachers to accept and agree to those reports . I have used that argument myself on various occasions when I have been visit- ing local associations . I also would like to stress one other thing , if I have ...
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... difficulty . It is exceedingly difficult , in the case of technical teachers , to deter- mine in some cases whether they are go- ing to have pensions at all or not , because it is difficult to tell , and they do not know until they come ...
... difficulty . It is exceedingly difficult , in the case of technical teachers , to deter- mine in some cases whether they are go- ing to have pensions at all or not , because it is difficult to tell , and they do not know until they come ...
Page 63
... difficulty on the point so far as this matter is concerned . First , it is apparent that all Acts of Parliament can be altered by subsequent Acts of Parlia- ment . Secondly , this Committee would not exist were it not apparent that in ...
... difficulty on the point so far as this matter is concerned . First , it is apparent that all Acts of Parliament can be altered by subsequent Acts of Parlia- ment . Secondly , this Committee would not exist were it not apparent that in ...
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able agreed Amendment Arthur Michael Samuel Bill Burnham Committees Burnham scales calls Captain Bowyer cent Chairman charge Colin Coote Colonel Henderson Colonel Raw Colonel Watts Morgan compulsion compulsory employment Continued cost course deal disabled ex-Service disabled men employed employer employment of disabled evidence exchange fact Farquharson figures Fisher Frederick Roberts give given Government instructional factories H. A. L. FISHER improverships industry JOHN DAVIDSON July June King's Roll large number Lawson Lieut.-Colonel Lord Henry Cavendish Major Cohen Major John Edwards ment Minister Ministry of Labour mittee non-contributory number of disabled occupation organised paragraph Parliament pension scheme percentage pledge Post Office present proposed question reason referred regard rural salaries Sir George Younger Sir William Sir William Raeburn stations subscribers suggest teachers telephone thing tion total number trade union undertaking unemployed wages words Yoxall