Parliamentary Papers, Volume 21H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 45
... present system serious enough to warrant taking the risks which abolition involves . In paragraphs 166 to 190 we set out fully the considerations which have influenced us in reaching our separate conclusions . 149. Before embarking upon ...
... present system serious enough to warrant taking the risks which abolition involves . In paragraphs 166 to 190 we set out fully the considerations which have influenced us in reaching our separate conclusions . 149. Before embarking upon ...
Page 56
... present awards system as the public now knows it . The comparison must be made between abolition and the retention of a drastically improved system , such as we are proposing . The improvements we support ( as set out in Chapters 2 , 3 ...
... present awards system as the public now knows it . The comparison must be made between abolition and the retention of a drastically improved system , such as we are proposing . The improvements we support ( as set out in Chapters 2 , 3 ...
Page 63
... present , no contribution is required in England and Wales where the scale income is £ 450 or less and in Scotland where the balance of income is £ 420 or less . But is not clear to parents that account is taken in this way of their own ...
... present , no contribution is required in England and Wales where the scale income is £ 450 or less and in Scotland where the balance of income is £ 420 or less . But is not clear to parents that account is taken in this way of their own ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THIRD FINANCIAL YEAR | 7 |
Direction by the Minister of Agriculture Fisheries and Food with | 18 |
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1st January 31st December assets awards book values British Railways British Road Services British Transport Commission British Transport Stock Buses and Coaches cent charges Coaching vehicles Collection and Delivery Commission's Consultative Committee continued cost CURRENT FOR TRACTION decrease on 1958 Deduct deficit depots Depreciation Diesel Diesel multiple unit Docks Eastern Region Increase Electric multiple unit equipment and miscellaneous expenditure four-weekly period freight train gross receipts Harbours and Wharves Hotels and Catering improvements Increase or decrease Inland Waterways London Midland Region London Transport Executive London Transport Railways Maintenance Equalisation Account Male Female Total miles miles miles millions modernisation Motor Notes on Accounts parcels Plant and equipment proposals Provincial and Scottish rail Revenue Account Road Freight Services Road Haulage Road Passenger Services rolling stock scheme Scotland Ships staff Station Steam Sugar tickets Tilling Group tons track train miles Transfer Transport Railway Finances Trolleybuses wagon miles