Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 178
... able to continue . 2054. When they had those advantages of lower rents perhaps they had less advantages in the way of fixed equip- ment that you are able to give them ? -They did , yes . 2055. That accounts for quite a part of the ...
... able to continue . 2054. When they had those advantages of lower rents perhaps they had less advantages in the way of fixed equip- ment that you are able to give them ? -They did , yes . 2055. That accounts for quite a part of the ...
Page 252
... able , without any Treasury consultations to start works up to £ 30,000 ? -- They have been able to do that for a long time . They did not need to come to the Treasury up to £ 30,000 , since the late 1940s . 2966. Does that mean that ...
... able , without any Treasury consultations to start works up to £ 30,000 ? -- They have been able to do that for a long time . They did not need to come to the Treasury up to £ 30,000 , since the late 1940s . 2966. Does that mean that ...
Page xiii
... able superintendents as a proper means of meeting that need . It is financially indefensible to pay one man to do a job and pay another suitable man pension for not doing it . Your Committee recommend that local police authorities be ...
... able superintendents as a proper means of meeting that need . It is financially indefensible to pay one man to do a job and pay another suitable man pension for not doing it . Your Committee recommend that local police authorities be ...
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